Well, we'll get to that when we study part 19 of the act, which includes the offences. However, you will see at this point that all offences that relate to part 6 of the act are offences for which an intent is required, so there are no strict liability offences for part 6 of the act. Every time somebody republishes something on Facebook or on Twitter, if they do so without intent, if they mistakenly believe that the information is true, that would not usually be sufficient to lay a charge. These charges will really be laid when the person knows that the information is false—in the case of section 91, when the person intends to affect the results of the election by making that publication.
On October 16th, 2018. See this statement in context.