CRIMES ACT 1914

This compilation was prepared on 23 April 2012
taking into account amendments up to Act No. 24 of 2012

The text of any of those amendments not in force
on that date is appended in the Notes section

The operation of amendments that have been incorporated may be
affected by application provisions that are set out in the Notes section

Prepared by the Office of Legislative Drafting and Publishing,
Attorney-General's Department, Canberra

Contents

Part I--Preliminary 1

1............ Short title [see Note 1] ........................................................................ 1

3............ Interpretation ....................................................................................... 1

3AA...... State offences that have a federal aspect .............................................. 8

3A......... Operation of Act ............................................................................... 11

3B......... Arrangements with States, Australian Capital Territory, Northern Territory and Norfolk Island 11

3BA...... Application of the Criminal Code ..................................................... 12

Part IAA--Search, information gathering, arrest and related powers 13

Division 1--Preliminary 13

3C......... Interpretation ..................................................................................... 13

3CA...... Nature of functions of magistrate ...................................................... 16

3D......... Application of Part ............................................................................ 16

Division 2--Search warrants 18

3E.......... When search warrants can be issued ................................................. 18

3F.......... The things that are authorised by a search warrant ............................ 21

3G......... Availability of assistance and use of force in executing a warrant ..... 22

3H......... Details of warrant to be given to occupier etc. ................................... 23

3J.......... Specific powers available to constables executing warrant ................ 23

3JA....... Extension of time to re-enter premises in emergency
situations ........................................................................................... 24

3K......... Use of equipment to examine or process things ................................ 25

3L.......... Use of electronic equipment at premises ........................................... 26

3LAA.... Use of electronic equipment at other place ........................................ 28

3LA....... Person with knowledge of a computer or a computer system to assist access etc. 29

3LB....... Accessing data held on certain premises--notification to occupier of that premises 31

3M........ Compensation for damage to electronic equipment ........................... 32

3N......... Copies of seized things to be provided .............................................. 33

3P.......... Occupier entitled to be present during search .................................... 33

3Q......... Receipts for things seized under warrant ........................................... 34

3R......... Warrants by telephone or other electronic means .............................. 34

3S.......... Restrictions on personal searches ...................................................... 35

Division 3--Stopping and searching conveyances 36

3T.......... Searches without warrant in emergency situations ............................ 36

3U......... How a constable exercises a power under section 3T ....................... 36

Division 3A--Powers in relation to terrorist acts and terrorism offences 38

Subdivision A--Definitions 38

3UA...... Definitions ........................................................................................ 38

Subdivision B--Powers 39

3UB...... Application of Subdivision ............................................................... 39

3UC...... Requirement to provide name etc. ..................................................... 39

3UD...... Stopping and searching ..................................................................... 40

3UE....... Seizure of terrorism related items and serious offence related items .. 41

3UEA.... Emergency entry to premises without warrant .................................. 41

3UF....... Seizure notices .................................................................................. 42

3UH...... Relationship of Subdivision to other laws ......................................... 43

Subdivision C--Prescribed security zones 43

3UI........ Applications for declarations ............................................................. 43

3UJ....... Minister may make declarations ........................................................ 44

Subdivision D--Sunset provision 45

3UK...... Sunset provision ............................................................................... 45

Division 4--Arrest and related matters 46

3V......... Requirement to furnish name etc. ...................................................... 46

3W........ Power of arrest without warrant by constables ................................. 47

3X......... Arrest of prisoner unlawfully at large ............................................... 47

3Y......... Power of arrest without warrant of person on bail ............................ 48

3Z.......... Power of arrest without warrant by other persons ............................ 49

3ZA....... Warrants for arrest ............................................................................ 49

3ZB....... Power to enter premises to arrest offender ........................................ 50

3ZC....... Use of force in making arrest ............................................................ 51

3ZD....... Persons to be informed of grounds of arrest ..................................... 52

3ZE....... Power to conduct a frisk search of an arrested person ...................... 52

3ZF....... Power to conduct an ordinary search of an arrested person .............. 52

3ZG....... Power to conduct search of arrested person's premises .................... 52

3ZH....... Power to conduct an ordinary search or a strip search ...................... 53

3ZI........ Rules for conduct of strip search ....................................................... 54

3ZJ........ Taking fingerprints, recordings, samples of handwriting or photographs 55

3ZK....... Destruction of identification material ................................................. 58

3ZL....... Offence of refusing to allow identification material to be taken ......... 59

3ZM...... Identification parades ........................................................................ 60

3ZN....... Identification parades for suspects under 18 etc. ............................... 64

3ZO....... Identification by means of photographs ............................................ 65

3ZP....... Identification procedures where there is more than one
suspect .............................................................................................. 68

3ZQ....... Descriptions ...................................................................................... 68

Division 4A--Determining a person's age 70

Subdivision A--Preliminary 70

3ZQA.... Definitions ........................................................................................ 70

Subdivision B--Determination of age during investigation 71

3ZQB.... Circumstances where investigating official may seek authority to carry out a prescribed procedure 71

3ZQC.... Obtaining of consents for the carrying out of a prescribed procedure 72

3ZQD.... Withdrawal of consent ...................................................................... 73

3ZQE.... Recording of giving of information about carrying out a prescribed procedure and relevant responses 74

Subdivision C--Determination of age during proceedings 74

3ZQF.... Circumstances where judge or magistrate may order carrying out of a prescribed procedure on own initiative 74

Subdivision D--Communication of orders by judges or magistrates 75

3ZQG.... Orders made by judges or magistrates concerning carrying out of a prescribed procedure 75

Subdivision E--Matters relating to the carrying out of prescribed procedures 75

3ZQH.... Appropriate medical or other standards to be applied ........................ 75

3ZQI..... Reasonable and necessary force ........................................................ 75

Subdivision F--Disclosure and destruction of age determination information 76

3ZQJ..... Disclosure of age determination information ..................................... 76

3ZQK.... Destruction of age determination information ................................... 77

Division 4B--Power to obtain information and documents 78

Subdivision A--Definitions 78

3ZQL.... Definitions ........................................................................................ 78

Subdivision B--Power to request information or documents about terrorist acts from operators of aircraft or ships 78

3ZQM... Power to request information or documents about terrorist acts from operators of aircraft or ships 78

Subdivision C--Power to obtain documents relating to serious terrorism and non-terrorism offences 79

3ZQN.... Power to obtain documents relating to serious terrorism offences .... 79

3ZQO.... Power to obtain documents relating to serious offences .................... 80

3ZQP.... Matters to which documents must relate ........................................... 81

3ZQQ.... Powers conferred on Federal Magistrates in their personal capacity . 82

3ZQR.... Documents must be produced ........................................................... 83

3ZQS.... Offence for failure to comply with notice under section 3ZQN or 3ZQO 83

3ZQT.... Offence for disclosing existence or nature of notice .......................... 84

Division 4C--Using, sharing and returning things seized and documents produced 85

Subdivision A--Using and sharing things seized and documents produced 85

3ZQU.... Purposes for which things and documents may be used and shared . 85

3ZQV.... Operating seized electronic equipment .............................................. 88

3ZQW... Compensation for damage to electronic equipment ........................... 89

Subdivision B--Returning things seized and documents produced 90

3ZQX.... When things seized or documents produced under Division 2, 4 or 4B must be returned 90

3ZQY.... When things seized under Division 3 must be returned .................... 91

3ZQZA. When things seized under Division 3A must be returned ................. 92

3ZQZB.. Magistrate may permit a thing seized or document produced under this Part to be retained, forfeited etc. 93

Division 5--General 95

3ZR....... Conduct of ordinary searches and frisk searches .............................. 95

3ZS....... Announcement before entry .............................................................. 95

3ZT....... Offence for making false statements in warrants ............................... 95

3ZU....... Offences relating to telephone warrants ............................................ 95

3ZW...... Delegation by Commissioner ............................................................ 96

3ZX....... Law relating to legal professional privilege not affected .................... 96

Part IA--General 97

4AAA... Commonwealth laws conferring non-judicial functions and powers on officers 97

4AAB... Arrangements for conferral of non-judicial functions and powers .... 98

4A......... Meaning of certain words ................................................................. 99

4AA...... Penalty units .................................................................................... 100

4AB...... Conversion of pecuniary penalties expressed in dollar amounts to penalty units 100

4B......... Pecuniary penalties--natural persons and bodies corporate ............ 101

4C......... Offences under 2 or more laws ....................................................... 102

4D......... Penalties .......................................................................................... 103

4E.......... Pecuniary penalties .......................................................................... 103

4F.......... Effect of alterations in penalties ....................................................... 103

4G......... Indictable offences .......................................................................... 104

4H......... Summary offences .......................................................................... 104

4J.......... Certain indictable offences may be dealt with summarily ................ 104

4JA....... Some indictable offences punishable by fine only may be dealt with summarily 105

4K......... Continuing and multiple offences .................................................... 106

4L.......... Specified defences not to preclude other defences ........................... 107

4M........ Children under 10 ........................................................................... 107

4N......... Children over 10 but under 14 ........................................................ 107

6............ Accessory after the fact ................................................................... 107

9............ Seizure and condemnation of forfeitable goods ............................... 108

9A......... Forfeited articles to be dealt with by Official Trustee ...................... 108

9B......... Costs etc. payable to Official Trustee .............................................. 109

13.......... Institution of proceedings in respect of offences ............................. 109

15.......... Remand of defendant ...................................................................... 109

15AA.... Bail not to be granted in certain cases .............................................. 110

15AB.... Matters to be considered in certain bail applications ........................ 112

15A....... Enforcement of fines etc. ................................................................. 113

15B....... Time for commencement of prosecutions ........................................ 116

15C....... Form of indictments, information and summonses ......................... 117

15E........ Privilege of Parliament not affected ................................................. 117

15F........ Civil rights not affected ................................................................... 117

Part IAB--Controlled operations 118

Division 1--Preliminary 118

15G....... Objects of Part ................................................................................ 118

15GA.... Relationship to other laws and matters ............................................ 118

15GB.... Concurrent operation of State and Territory laws ............................ 119

15GC.... Definitions ...................................................................................... 119

15GD.... Meaning of controlled operation and major controlled operation .. 123

15GE..... Meaning of serious Commonwealth offence and serious State offence that has a federal aspect 123

15GF..... Meaning of authorising officer etc. ................................................. 125

15GG.... Minister may nominate AAT members ........................................... 126

Division 2--Authorisation of controlled operations 128

Subdivision A--Authorities to conduct controlled operations 128

15GH.... Applications for authorities to conduct controlled operations .......... 128

15GI...... Determination of applications .......................................................... 129

15GJ..... Manner of granting authority .......................................................... 130

15GK.... Form of authority ............................................................................ 131

15GL..... Written record of urgent authority must be issued ........................... 133

15GM... Change of principal law enforcement officer ................................... 133

15GN.... Commencement and duration of authorities .................................... 133

Subdivision B--Variation of authorities by appropriate authorising officers 134

15GO.... Variation of authority by appropriate authorising officer ................ 134

15GP..... Application to appropriate authorising officer ................................. 135

15GQ.... Requirements for variation of authority ........................................... 136

15GR.... Manner of varying authority ........................................................... 138

15GS..... Form of variation of authority ......................................................... 138

Subdivision C--Variations of authorities by nominated Tribunal member: extensions beyond 3 months 139

15GT..... Variation of formal authority to extend period of effect beyond 3 months 139

15GU.... Application to nominated Tribunal member .................................... 140

15GV.... Determination of application ........................................................... 141

15GW... Manner of varying formal authority ................................................ 142

15GX.... Form of variation of formal authority .............................................. 143

Subdivision D--Other matters 143

15GY.... Cancellation of authorities ............................................................... 143

15GZ..... Effect of authorities ......................................................................... 144

15H....... Defect in authority ........................................................................... 144

Division 3--Protection from criminal responsibility and related provisions 145

Subdivision A--Controlled operations under this Part 145

15HA.... Protection from criminal responsibility for controlled conduct during controlled operations 145

15HB.... Indemnification of participants against civil liability ........................ 146

15HC.... Effect of sections 15HA and 15HB on other laws relating to criminal investigation 146

15HD.... Effect of being unaware of variation or cancellation of authority .... 147

15HE..... Protection from criminal responsibility for certain ancillary conduct 147

15HF..... Compensation for property loss or serious damage ........................ 148

15HG.... Notification requirements ................................................................ 148

Subdivision B--Controlled operations under a corresponding State controlled operations law 150

15HH.... Protection from criminal responsibility for conduct under a corresponding State controlled operations law 150

15HI...... Effect of section 15HH on other laws relating to criminal investigation 151

15HJ..... Protection from criminal responsibility for certain ancillary conduct 151

Division 4--Compliance and monitoring 152

15HK.... Unauthorised disclosure of information .......................................... 152

15HL..... Unauthorised disclosure of information--endangering safety, etc. . 153

15HM... Chief officers' 6 monthly reports to Ombudsman and Minister ...... 154

15HN.... Chief officers' annual reports to Minister and Ombudsman ........... 157

15HO.... Annual report by Ombudsman ........................................................ 158

15HP..... Keeping documents connected with controlled operations .............. 159

15HQ.... General register ............................................................................... 160

15HR.... Appointment of inspecting officers ................................................. 162

15HS..... Inspection of records by the Ombudsman ....................................... 163

15HT..... Power to obtain relevant information .............................................. 164

15HU.... Offence ........................................................................................... 165

15HV.... Ombudsman to be given information and access despite other laws 165

15HW... Exchange of information between Ombudsman and State inspecting authorities 166

15HX.... Delegation by Ombudsman ............................................................. 167

15HY.... Ombudsman not to be sued ............................................................. 167

Division 5--Miscellaneous 168

15HZ..... Evidence of authorities .................................................................... 168

15J........ Chief Executive Officer of Customs to be notified of certain authorities 168

Part IAC--Assumed Identities 169

Division 1--Preliminary 169

15K....... Definitions ...................................................................................... 169

Division 2--Authority for Assumed Identity 174

15KA.... Application for authority to acquire or use assumed identity ........... 174

15KB..... Determination of applications .......................................................... 175

15KC..... Form of authority ............................................................................ 177

15KD.... Period of authority .......................................................................... 179

15KE..... Variation or cancellation of authority .............................................. 179

15KF..... Yearly review of authority .............................................................. 180

15KG.... Making entries in register of births, deaths or marriages ................. 181

15KH.... Effect of authority ceasing to be in force on register of births, deaths or marriages 181

Division 3--Evidence of Assumed Identity 182

15KI...... Request for evidence of assumed identity ....................................... 182

15KJ...... Government issuing agencies to comply with request ..................... 183

15KK..... Non-government issuing agencies may comply with request .......... 183

15KL..... Cancellation of evidence of assumed identity .................................. 183

15KM.... Return of evidence of assumed identity ........................................... 183

15KN.... Protection from criminal liability--officers of issuing
agencies ........................................................................................... 184

15KO.... Indemnity for issuing agencies and officers .................................... 184

Division 4--Effect of Authority 185

15KP..... Assumed identity may be acquired and used ................................... 185

15KQ.... Protection from criminal liability--authorised persons ................... 185

15KR..... Protection from criminal liability--third parties .............................. 185

15KS..... Indemnity for authorised persons .................................................... 186

15KT..... Particular qualifications ................................................................... 186

15KU.... Effect of being unaware of variation or cancellation of authority .... 187

15KV.... Transfer of control of authorities ..................................................... 187

15KW.... Consequences of transfer of control of authorities .......................... 189

Division 5--Mutual Recognition under Corresponding Laws 190

15KX.... Requests to a participating jurisdiction for evidence of assumed identity 190

15KY.... Requests from a participating jurisdiction for evidence of assumed identity 190

15KZ..... Directions from a participating jurisdiction to cancel evidence of assumed identity 191

15L........ Indemnity for issuing agencies and officers .................................... 191

15LA..... Application of this Part to authorities under corresponding laws .... 192

Division 6--Compliance and Monitoring 193

Subdivision A--Misuse of Assumed Identity and Information 193

15LB..... Misuse of assumed identity ............................................................. 193

15LC..... Disclosing information about assumed identity ............................... 193

Subdivision B--Reporting and record-keeping 195

15LD..... Reports about authorities for assumed identities etc.--law enforcement agencies 195

15LE..... Reports about authorities for assumed identities etc.--intelligence agencies 196

15LF..... Record keeping ............................................................................... 196

15LG..... Audit of records .............................................................................. 197

Division 7--General 199

15LH..... Delegation of chief officer's functions ............................................ 199

Part IACA--Witness identity protection for operatives 201

Division 1--Preliminary 201

15M...... Definitions ...................................................................................... 201

15MA... Meaning of criminal proceeding ..................................................... 203

15MB.... Meaning of civil proceeding ............................................................ 204

15MC.... When a charge is outstanding or pending ........................................ 204

Division 2--Witness Identity Protection Certificates for Operatives 206

15MD... Application of Part .......................................................................... 206

15ME.... Witness identity protection certificate .............................................. 206

15MF.... Statutory declaration by operative ................................................... 207

15MG... Form of witness identity protection certificate ................................. 208

15MH... Filing and notification ..................................................................... 209

15MI..... Leave for non-compliance ............................................................... 209

15MJ..... Effect of witness identity protection certificate ................................ 210

15MK.... Orders to protect operative's identity etc. ........................................ 211

15ML.... Disclosure of operative's identity to presiding officer ..................... 211

15MM... Disclosure of operative's identity etc. despite certificate ................. 212

15MN... Application for leave--joinder as respondent ................................. 213

15MO... Directions to jury ............................................................................ 214

15MP.... Appeals and adjournments .............................................................. 215

15MQ... Witness identity protection certificate--cancellation ........................ 216

15MR.... Permission to give information disclosing operative's identity etc. . 216

15MS.... Disclosure offences ......................................................................... 217

15MT.... Evidentiary certificates .................................................................... 218

15MU... Reports about witness identity protection certificates ...................... 219

Division 3--Mutual Recognition under Corresponding Laws 221

15MW... Recognition of witness identity protection certificates under corresponding laws 221

Division 4--General 222

15MX... Delegation ....................................................................................... 222

Part IAD--Protection of children in proceedings for sexual offences 223

Division 1--Introduction 223

15Y....... Proceedings to which this Part applies ............................................ 223

15YA.... Definitions ...................................................................................... 224

Division 2--Admissibility of evidence 225

15YB.... Evidence of sexual reputation .......................................................... 225

15YC.... Evidence of sexual experience ......................................................... 225

15YD.... Leave under this Division ............................................................... 226

Division 3--Cross-examination 227

15YE..... Disallowing inappropriate or aggressive cross-examination ........... 227

15YF..... Unrepresented defendants--cross-examination of child complainants 227

15YG.... Unrepresented defendants--cross-examination of child witnesses . 227

15YH.... Represented defendants--cross-examination of child witnesses and child complainants 228

Division 4--Special facilities for child witnesses to give evidence 229

15YI...... Closed-circuit television .................................................................. 229

15YJ..... Giving evidence by closed-circuit television ................................... 229

15YK.... Viewing evidence given by closed-circuit television ....................... 230

15YL..... Alternative arrangements for giving evidence ................................. 230

Division 5--Use of video recordings 231

15YM... Use of video recordings .................................................................. 231

15YN.... Admissibility of evidence given using video recordings ................. 231

Division 6--Miscellaneous 233

15YO.... Adults accompanying child witnesses ............................................. 233

15YP..... Exclusion of people from the courtroom ......................................... 233

15YQ.... Warnings etc. not to be given about children's evidence ................. 233

15YR.... Publication identifying child witnesses or child complainants ......... 234

15YS..... General powers of a court ............................................................... 235

15YT..... Video link evidence provisions relating to child sex offences outside Australia unaffected 235

Part IAE--Video link evidence in proceedings for terrorism and related offences etc. 236

15YU.... Proceedings to which this Part applies ............................................ 236

15YV.... When court may take evidence by video link .................................. 237

15YW... Observers ........................................................................................ 238

15YX.... Adjournment after a section 15YV direction or order etc. ............... 240

15YY.... Technical requirements for video link ............................................. 242

15YZ..... Direction to jury .............................................................................. 242

15YZA.. Application of laws about witnesses ............................................... 243

15YZB.. Administration of oaths and affirmations ........................................ 243

15YZC.. Expenses ......................................................................................... 243

15YZD.. Appeals against section 15YV directions or orders etc. .................. 243

15YZE.. Other laws about evidence not affected ........................................... 244

15YZF.. Saving of other laws ....................................................................... 244

Part IB--Sentencing, imprisonment and release of federal offenders 245

Division 1--Interpretation 245

16.......... Interpretation ................................................................................... 245

Division 2--General sentencing principles 250

16A....... Matters to which court to have regard when passing sentence etc. .. 250

16B....... Court to have regard to other periods of imprisonment required to be served 252

16BA.... Taking other offences into account .................................................. 252

16C....... Fines ............................................................................................... 255

16D....... No corporal punishment .................................................................. 255

Division 3--Sentences of imprisonment 256

16E........ Commencement of sentences .......................................................... 256

16F........ Court to explain sentence ................................................................ 256

17A....... Restriction on imposing sentences .................................................. 257

17B....... Restriction on imposing sentences for certain minor offences ......... 258

18.......... Sentence of imprisonment ............................................................... 258

19.......... Cumulative, partly cumulative or concurrent sentences ................... 259

19A....... Detention of person in State or Territory prisons ............................ 260

19AA.... Remissions and reductions of sentences ......................................... 260

Division 4--The fixing of non-parole periods and the making of recognizance release orders 262

19AB.... When court must fix non-parole period or make a recognizance release order 262

19AC.... When court must fix a recognizance release order ........................... 263

19AD.... Persons already subject to a non-parole period ............................... 264

19AE..... Persons already subject to recognizance release order ..................... 265

19AF..... Non-parole period or pre-release periods not to exceed remitted sentence 266

19AG.... Non-parole periods for sentences for certain offences .................... 267

19AH.... Failure to fix non-parole period or make recognizance release order 268

19AJ..... Court may only fix non-parole periods or make recognizance release orders for federal sentences of imprisonment ........................................................................................................ 268

19AK.... Possible deportation no impediment to fixing non-parole period .... 269

Division 5--Conditional release on parole or licence 270

19AL..... Release on parole ............................................................................ 270

19AM... Person not to be released on parole if still serving State or Territory sentence 271

19AN.... Parole order is subject to conditions ................................................ 272

19AP..... Release on licence ........................................................................... 273

19AQ.... When parole order or licence automatically revoked ....................... 274

19AR.... Fixing of non-parole period etc. where parole or licence automatically revoked 275

19AS..... Court to issue warrant of detention where person required to serve balance of sentence 278

19AT..... What happens when later conviction is quashed? ............................ 279

19AU.... Attorney-General may revoke parole order or licence ..................... 281

19AV.... Arrest of person whose parole order or licence revoked by Attorney-General 281

19AW... Where person on parole or licence notified of revocation ................ 282

19AX.... Where person on parole or licence not notified of revocation .......... 283

19AY.... Appeals in respect of warrants issued under subsection 19AW(1) or that subsection as applied 284

19AZ..... Evidence before prescribed authority .............................................. 286

19AZA.. Disobedience of summons etc. ........................................................ 286

19AZB.. Can person be released on parole or licence if earlier parole order or licence revoked? 287

19AZC.. Effect of parole order and licence on sentence ................................. 287

19AZD.. State and Territory laws providing for leave of absence, pre-release etc. to apply to federal offenders 287

19B....... Discharge of offenders without proceeding to conviction ............... 288

20.......... Conditional release of offenders after conviction ............................ 291

20A....... Failure to comply with condition of discharge or release ................ 293

20AA.... Power to discharge or vary conditions of recognizance .................. 297

20AB.... Additional sentencing alternatives ................................................... 300

20AC.... Failure to comply with sentence passed, or order made, under subsection 20AB(1) 302

Division 6--Unfitness to be tried 305

20B....... Consequences of preliminary finding that person unfit to be tried .. 305

20BA.... Upon determining prima facie case, court to dismiss charge or to determine fitness within 12 months 306

20BB..... Persons found by a court to be likely to be fit within 12 months .... 307

20BC..... Persons found by a court not to be likely to be fit within 12 months 309

20BD.... Review by Attorney-General .......................................................... 310

20BE..... Attorney-General may order release ................................................ 311

20BF..... Release order may be revoked ......................................................... 312

20BG.... Attorney-General to review detention of persons taken back into detention 313

20BH.... State or Territory mental health authorities to be notified of certain releases 314

20BI...... Appeals against some Victorian jury findings of unfitness to be tried 314

Division 7--Acquittal because of mental illness 316

20BJ...... Acquittal where person mentally ill ................................................. 316

20BK..... Review by Attorney-General .......................................................... 317

20BL..... Attorney-General may order release ................................................ 317

20BM.... Release order may be revoked ......................................................... 318

20BN.... Attorney-General to review detention of persons taken back into detention 320

20BP..... State or Territory authorities to be notified of certain releases ......... 320

Division 8--Summary disposition of persons suffering from mental illness or intellectual disability 321

20BQ.... Person suffering from mental illness or intellectual disability ......... 321

20BR..... Means by which court may be informed ......................................... 322

Division 9--Sentencing alternatives for persons suffering from mental illness or intellectual disability 323

20BS..... Hospital orders ................................................................................ 323

20BT..... Lesser periods of imprisonment fixed under hospital orders ........... 324

20BU.... Discharge of hospital orders ........................................................... 325

20BV.... Psychiatric probation orders ............................................................ 326

20BW.... Breach of psychiatric probation orders ............................................ 327

20BX.... Enforcement of psychiatric probation orders ................................... 328

20BY.... Program probation orders ............................................................... 329

Division 10--Miscellaneous 330

20C....... Offences by children and young persons ........................................ 330

21B....... Reparation for offences ................................................................... 330

21D....... Prerogative of mercy and other Commonwealth laws unaffected .... 331

21E........ Director of Public Prosecutions may appeal against reductions where promised co-operation with law enforcement agencies refused .............................................................................. 331

21F........ Prescribed authorities and parole officers ........................................ 333

22.......... Conditions etc. that a court may impose on certain offenders .......... 333

22A....... State orders relating to passports ..................................................... 335

Part IC--Investigation of Commonwealth offences 336

Division 1--Introduction 336

23.......... Outline of this Part .......................................................................... 336

23A....... Application of Part .......................................................................... 336

23AA.... How this Part applies to the Antarctic Territories ............................ 337

23B....... Definitions ...................................................................................... 338

Division 2--Powers of detention 342

Subdivision A--Non-terrorism offences 342

23C....... Period of investigation if arrested for a non-terrorism offence ........ 342

23D....... Application may be made for extension of investigation
period .............................................................................................. 344

23DA.... Magistrate may extend investigation period .................................... 346

Subdivision B--Terrorism offences 347

23DB.... Period of investigation if arrested for a terrorism offence ............... 347

23DC.... Time during which suspension or delay of questioning may be disregarded--application 351

23DD.... Time during which suspension or delay of questioning may be disregarded--time specified by magistrate 353

23DE..... Application may be made for extension of investigation
period .............................................................................................. 355

23DF..... Magistrate may extend investigation period .................................... 356

Subdivision C--Miscellaneous 358

23E........ Evidentiary provisions if application made by electronic means ...... 358

Division 3--Obligations of investigating officials 359

23F........ Cautioning persons who are under arrest or protected
suspects ........................................................................................... 359

23G....... Right to communicate with friend, relative and legal practitioner .... 359

23H....... Aboriginal persons and Torres Strait Islanders ............................... 360

23J........ Lists of interview friends and interpreters ....................................... 362

23K....... Persons under 18 ............................................................................ 363

23L........ Exceptions ....................................................................................... 364

23M...... Providing information relating to persons who are under arrest or protected suspects 365

23N....... Right to interpreter .......................................................................... 366

23P........ Right of non-Australian nationals to communicate with consular office .. 366

23Q....... Treatment of persons under arrest ................................................... 367

23S........ Right to remain silent etc. not affected ............................................. 367

23T........ Acts authorised under other laws .................................................... 367

23U....... Tape recording of information required to be given to person under arrest 367

23V....... Tape recording of confessions and admissions ............................... 368

23W...... Proof of belief ................................................................................. 370

An Act relating to Offences against the Commonwealth

Notes to the Crimes Act 1914

Note 1

The Crimes Act 1914 as shown in this compilation comprises Act No. 12, 1914 amended as indicated in the Tables below.

The Crimes Act 1914 was amended by the Workplace Relations Amendment (Work Choices) (Consequential Amendments) Regulations 2006 (No. 1) (SLI 2006 No. 50). The amendment is incorporated in this compilation.

For application, saving or transitional provisions made by the Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001, see Act No. 55, 2001.

All relevant information pertaining to application, saving or transitional provisions prior to 29 June 1998 is not included in this compilation. For subsequent information see Table A.

Table of Acts

Act	Number and year	Date of Assent	Date of commencement	Application, saving or transitional provisions
Crimes Act 1914	12, 1914	29 Oct 1914	29 Oct 1914
Crimes Act 1915	6, 1915	7 May 1915	29 Oct 1914 (see s. 3)	--
as amended by
War Precautions Act Repeal Act 1920	54, 1920	2 Dec 1920	2 Dec 1920	--
War Precautions Act Repeal Act 1920	54, 1920	2 Dec 1920	2 Dec 1920	--
Crimes Act 1926	9, 1926	16 Mar 1926	29 Mar 1926 (see Gazette 1926, p. 437)	--
Crimes Act 1928	13, 1928	22 June 1928	22 June 1928	--
Crimes Act 1932	30, 1932	30 May 1932	30 May 1932	--
Judiciary Act 1937	5, 1937	3 July 1937	3 July 1937	S. 5
Crimes Act 1941	6, 1941	4 Apr 1941	3 Sept 1939	--
Defence (Transitional Provisions) Act 1946	77, 1946	14 Dec 1946	1 Jan 1947	--
Statute Law Revision Act 1950	80, 1950	16 Dec 1950	31 Dec 1950	S. 16
Crimes Act 1955	10, 1955	31 May 1955	31 May 1955	--
Crimes Act 1959	11, 1959	23 Apr 1959	S. 4: 14 Jan 1960 (see s. 2 and Gazette 1960, p. 47) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Crimes Act 1960	84, 1960	13 Dec 1960	13 Dec 1960	--
Statute Law Revision (Decimal Currency) Act 1966	93, 1966	29 Oct 1966	1 Dec 1966	--
Crimes Act 1973	33, 1973	27 May 1973	27 May 1973	--
Statute Law Revision Act 1973	216, 1973	19 Dec 1973	31 Dec 1973	Ss. 9(1) and 10
Postal and Telecommunications Commissions (Transitional Provisions) Act 1975	56, 1975	12 June 1975	Ss. 4 and 38: 1 July 1975 (see s. 2(1) and Gazette 1975, No. S122) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Jurisdiction of Courts (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act 1979	19, 1979	28 Mar 1979	Parts II-XVII (ss. 3-123):15 May 1979 (see Gazette 1979, No. S86) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 124
Australian Federal Police (Consequential Amendments) Act 1979	155, 1979	28 Nov 1979	19 Oct 1979 (see s. 2 and Gazette 1979, No. S206)	--
Australian Federal Police (Consequential Amendments) Act 1980	70, 1980	28 May 1980	28 May 1980	--
Crimes (Currency) Act 1981	122, 1981	17 Sept 1981	Ss. 1-3: Royal Assent Remainder: 16 Dec 1985 (see s. 2(2))	--
as amended by
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 2) 1985	193, 1985	16 Dec 1985	S. 3: (a)	S. 16
Crimes Amendment Act 1982	67, 1982	16 June 1982	Ss. 1, 2 and 14: Royal Assent Ss. 6, 8 and 9: 16 Dec 1985 Remainder: 1 Nov 1982 (see Gazette 1982, No. G43, p. 2)	Ss. 4(2), 5(2), 7(2), 8(2), (3), 10(2) and 13(2) S. 6(2) (rep. by 193, 1985, s. 3)
as amended by
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 2) 1985	193, 1985	16 Dec 1985	S. 3: Royal Assent	S. 16
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act (No. 2) 1982	80, 1982	22 Sept 1982	Part XXII (ss. 60-65): 16 Dec 1985 (b)	--
Defence Force (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982	153, 1982	31 Dec 1982	3 July 1985 (see s. 2 and Gazette 1985, No. S255)	--
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 2) 1983	91, 1983	22 Nov 1983	S. 3: Royal Assent	S. 6(1)
Director of Public Prosecutions (Consequential Amendments) Act 1983	114, 1983	14 Dec 1983	S. 8: 16 Dec 1985 (see s. 2(2), (3)) Remainder: 5 Mar 1984 (see s. 2(1) and Gazette 1984, No. S55)	--
Radiocommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1983	136, 1983	22 Dec 1983	27 Aug 1985 (see s. 2 and Gazette 1985, No. S322)	S. 5
Australian Government Solicitor (Consequential Amendments) Act 1984	10, 1984	10 Apr 1984	S. 3: 16 Dec 1985 (c)	S. 4(1) and (3)
Public Service Reform Act 1984	63, 1984	25 June 1984	S. 152(1): 20 July 1984 (see Gazette 1984, No. S276)	--
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 2) 1984	165, 1984	25 Oct 1984	S. 3: Royal Assent	Ss. 2(32) and 6(1)
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 2) 1985	193, 1985	16 Dec 1985	S. 3: (d)	S. 8
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 1) 1986	76, 1986	24 June 1986	S. 3: (e)	S. 9
Intelligence and Security (Consequential Amendments) Act 1986	102, 1986	17 Oct 1986	1 Feb 1987 (see s. 2 and Gazette 1987, No. S13)	--
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 2) 1986	168, 1986	18 Dec 1986	S. 3: Royal Assent	S. 5(1)
Proceeds of Crime (Miscellaneous Amendments) Act 1987	73, 1987	5 June 1987	5 June 1987 (see s. 2)	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1987	120, 1987	16 Dec 1987	Ss. 10, 12, 13 and 15: 13 Jan 1988 Ss. 11 and 14: 1 Mar 1989 (see Gazette 1989, No. S54) Ss. 16-18: 19 Dec 1988 (see Gazette 1988, No. S384)	--
Statute Law (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1987	141, 1987	18 Dec 1987	S. 3: Royal Assent	S. 5(1), (6) and (7)
Telecommunications and Postal Services (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1989	63, 1989	19 June 1989	Part 2 (ss. 3-5): 1 July 1989 (see Gazette 1989, No. S230)	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1989	108, 1989	30 June 1989	S. 10: 1 July 1990 Parts 5-7 (ss. 7-35): 28 July 1989 Part 8 (ss. 36-43): 1 July 1989 Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 12
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1989	4, 1990	17 Jan 1990	Ss. 3-19 and 23-35: 17 July 1990 (f) Ss. 20-22: 1 July 1990 (f)	Ss. 23-28, 30-33 and 35(3)
as amended by
Crimes Legislation Enhancement Act 2003	41, 2003	3 June 2003	Schedule 2 (items 5, 6): (u)	--
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment Act 1989	11, 1990	17 Jan 1990	Parts 1 and 3 (ss. 1, 2, 6, 7): Royal Assent Ss. 8-10: 17 July 1990 Ss. 12, 15, 51(1)(b) and 51(2): 17 Jan 1990 (see s. 2(5)) Remainder: 14 Feb 1990	--
Defence Legislation Amendment Act 1990	75, 1990	22 Oct 1990	S. 3 (in part): 15 Dec 1990 (see Gazette 1990, No. S316) S. 4(1): 30 June 1989 S. 5: 30 June 1990 (see s. 2(5)) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1991	28, 1991	4 Mar 1991	Ss. 24, 25, 27, 28 and 30(a), (c): Royal Assent (g) Ss. 26 and 29: 1 Apr 1991 (g) S. 30(b): 29 Apr 1991 (see Gazette 1991, No. S108) (g)	--
Crimes (Investigation of Commonwealth Offences) Amendment Act 1991	59, 1991	9 May 1991	Ss. 1 and 2: Royal Assent Remainder: 1 Nov 1991 (see Gazette 1991, No. S291)	--
Telecommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1991	99, 1991	27 June 1991	Part 1 (ss. 1, 2): Royal Assent Part 2 (ss. 3-22), s. 23 and Part 4 (s. 25): 1 July 1991 Remainder: 1 Feb 1992 (see s. 2(3) and Gazette 1992, No. S32)	--
as amended by
AUSSAT Repeal Act 1991	145, 1991	21 Oct 1991	(see 145, 1991 below)	--
Proceeds of Crime Legislation Amendment Act 1991	120, 1991	27 June 1991	Ss. 1 and 2: Royal Assent Remainder: 27 Dec 1991 (see s. 2(3))	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1991	123, 1991	23 Aug 1991	Ss. 5-10, Parts 3-7 (ss. 11-34), Part 9 (ss. 38, 39) and ss. 40-50: 20 Sept 1991 Part 8 (ss. 35-37): 6 Dec 1991 (see Gazette 1991, No. S330) S. 51: 23 Feb 1992 Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Crimes Amendment Act 1991	140, 1991	27 Sept 1991	25 Oct 1991	--
AUSSAT Repeal Act 1991	145, 1991	21 Oct 1991	Part 3 (ss. 8-12): 1 Feb 1992 (see Gazette 1992, No. S46) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 11(2)
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 1992	164, 1992	11 Dec 1992	Ss. 3-17: 1 Feb 1993 (see Gazette 1993, No. GN1) Remainder: 8 Jan 1993	--
Industrial Relations Reform Act 1993	98, 1993	22 Dec 1993	Div. 3 of Part 7 (s. 62): 30 Mar 1994 (see Gazette 1994, No. S104)	--
Crimes (Search Warrants and Powers of Arrest) Amendment Act 1994	65, 1994	30 May 1994	30 Nov 1994	--
as amended by
Crimes Legislation Enhancement Act 2003	41, 2003	3 June 2003	Schedule 3 (item 5): (u) Schedule 3 (item 42): Royal Assent	Sch. 3 (item 42) [see Table A]
Crimes (Child Sex Tourism) Amendment Act 1994	105, 1994	5 July 1994	5 July 1994	--
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1994	141, 1994	28 Nov 1994	S. 3 (items 1-10): (h)	--
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 3 (items 37, 38): 28 Nov 1994	--
Crimes Legislation Enhancement Act 2003	41, 2003	3 June 2003	Schedule 2 (item 14): (u)	--
Australian Postal Corporation Amendment Act 1994	142, 1994	5 Dec 1994	Ss. 4(a), (f), 14(c), (d) and 16(a): 1 Jan 1995 Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Crimes and Other Legislation Amendment Act 1994	182, 1994	19 Dec 1994	Ss. 8, 9, 14(a), 15(a), 16(a), 17(a), 18(b) and 20-22: Royal Assent Ss. 10-13, 14(b), 15(b), 16(b), 17(b), 18(a) and 19: 16 Jan 1995	S. 9
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 1996	43, 1996	25 Oct 1996	Schedule 3 (item 10): 19 Dec 1994	--
Evidence (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1995	3, 1995	23 Feb 1995	S. 14: Royal Assent (i) Ss. 17-20: (i)	S. 14
Crimes Amendment Act 1995	11, 1995	15 Mar 1995	15 Sept 1995	--
Crimes Amendment (Controlled Operations) Act 1996	28, 1996	8 July 1996	8 July 1996	--
as amended by
Crimes Legislation Enhancement Act 2003	41, 2003	3 June 2003	Schedule 3 (item 6): (u) Schedule 3 (item 42): Royal Assent	Sch. 3 (item 42) [see Table A]
Workplace Relations and Other Legislation Amendment Act 1996	60, 1996	25 Nov 1996	Schedule 16 (item 59): 25 Apr 1997 Schedule 19 (item 16): Royal Assent	S. 2(2) and (6) (am. by 77, 1996, Sch. 3 [items 1, 2])
as amended by
Workplace Relations and Other Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1996	77, 1996	19 Dec 1996	Schedule 3 (items 1, 2): (j)	--
Crimes and Other Legislation Amendment Act 1997	20, 1997	7 Apr 1997	Schedule 1 (item 9): Royal Assent	--
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment Act 1997	34, 1997	17 Apr 1997	Schedule 4: Royal Assent	--
Telecommunications (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 1997	59, 1997	3 May 1997	Schedule 1 (items 16-34): 1 July 1997	--
Audit (Transitional and Miscellaneous) Amendment Act 1997	152, 1997	24 Oct 1997	Schedule 2 (items 636-638): 1 Jan 1998 (see s. 2(2) and Gazette 1997, No. GN49)	--
Crimes Amendment (Enforcement of Fines) Act 1998	49, 1998	29 June 1998	29 June 1998	Sch. 1 (items 2, 8) [see Table A]
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2006	9, 2006	23 Mar 2006	Schedule 2 (item 14): (k)	--
Financial Sector Reform (Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 1998	54, 1998	29 June 1998	Schedule 18 (item 45): 1 July 1998 (see s. 2(2) and Gazette 1998, No. S316)	--
Crimes Amendment (Forensic Procedures) Act 1998	96, 1998	23 July 1998	Schedule 1, Schedule 2 (items 1-11, 13-19) and Schedule 3: 23 Jan 1999 Schedule 2 (item 12): (l) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
as amended by
Crimes Legislation Enhancement Act 2003	41, 2003	3 June 2003	Schedule 3 (item 41): (u) Schedule 3 (item 42): Royal Assent	Sch. 3 (item 42) [see Table A]
Broadcasting Services Amendment (Online Services) Act 1999	90, 1999	16 July 1999	16 July 1999	--
Crimes Amendment (Fine Enforcement) Act 1999	123, 1999	13 Oct 1999	13 Oct 1999	Sch. 1 (item 5) [see Table A]
Public Employment (Consequential and Transitional) Amendment Act 1999	146, 1999	11 Nov 1999	Schedule 1 (items 343-348): 5 Dec 1999 (see s. 2(1) and Gazette 1999, No. S584)	--
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation Legislation Amendment Act 1999	161, 1999	10 Dec 1999	Schedule 3 (items 1, 22, 23): (m)	--
Privacy Amendment (Office of the Privacy Commissioner) Act 2000	2, 2000	29 Feb 2000	1 July 2000 (see Gazette 2000, No. S229)	--
Australian Federal Police Legislation Amendment Act 2000	9, 2000	7 Mar 2000	2 July 2000 (see Gazette 2000, No. S328)	Sch. 3 (items 20, 23, 34, 35) [see Table A]
Crimes at Sea Act 2000	13, 2000	31 Mar 2000	Ss. 1 and 2: Royal Assent Remainder: 31 Mar 2001	Sch. 2 (item 11) [see Table A]
Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000	137, 2000	24 Nov 2000	Ss. 1-3 and Schedule 1 (items 1, 4, 6, 7, 9-11, 32): Royal Assent Remainder: 24 May 2001	Sch. 2 (items 418, 419) [see Table A]
Crimes Amendment (Forensic Procedures) Act 2001	22, 2001	6 Apr 2001	Schedule 1 (items 1, 4-77, 80-86): 20 June 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No GN24) Schedule 1 (items 78, 79): (n) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2002	63, 2002	3 July 2002	Schedule 2 (item 6): (o)	--
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Application of Criminal Code) Act 2001	24, 2001	6 Apr 2001	S. 4(1), (2) and Schedule 10: (p) Schedule 1 (items 1, 2): 4 May 2001 (p) Schedule 51 (item 4): 15 Dec 2001 (p)	S. 4(1) and (2) [see Table A]
Crimes Amendment (Age Determination) Act 2001	37, 2001	7 May 2001	4 June 2001	--
Corporations (Repeals, Consequentials and Transitionals) Act 2001	55, 2001	28 June 2001	Ss. 4-14 and Schedule 3 (item 147): 15 July 2001 (see s. 2(3) and Gazette 2001, No. S285)	Ss. 4-14 [see Note 1]
National Crime Authority Legislation Amendment Act 2001	135, 2001	1 Oct 2001	Schedules 1-7 and 9-12: 12 Oct 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No. S428) Schedule 8: 13 Oct 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No. S428) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Measures to Combat Serious and Organised Crime Act 2001	136, 2001	1 Oct 2001	Ss. 1-3: Royal Assent Schedules 1 and 2: 12 Oct 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No. S428) Schedule 4 (item 10): [see Note 2] Remainder: 29 Oct 2001	Sch. 1 (items 18, 41, 48) and Sch. 4 (item 51) [see Table A]
Cybercrime Act 2001	161, 2001	1 Oct 2001	21 Dec 2001 (see Gazette 2001, No. S529)	--
Criminal Code Amendment (Anti-hoax and Other Measures) Act 2002	9, 2002	4 Apr 2002	Schedule 1: 16 Oct 2001 (q) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Security Legislation Amendment (Terrorism) Act 2002	65, 2002	5 July 2002	Schedule 1 (items 6, 8-13): 6 July 2002	--
Proceeds of Crime (Consequential Amendments and Transitional Provisions) Act 2002	86, 2002	11 Oct 2002	Ss. 1-3: Royal Assent Remainder: 1 Jan 2003 (see s. 2(1) and Gazette 2002, No. GN44)	--
Crimes Amendment Act 2002	88, 2002	23 Oct 2002	Schedule 1 (item 1): 12 Oct 2002 Schedule 1 (item 2): (r) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Criminal Code Amendment (Espionage and Related Matters) Act 2002	91, 2002	31 Oct 2002	S. 4: Royal Assent Schedule 1 (items 1A, 1-3) and Schedule 2 (items 3, 4): 28 Nov 2002 Schedule 2 (items 1, 2): (s)	S. 4 [see Table A] S. 2(4) (am. by 100, 2005, Sch. 2 [item 10]) S. 2(5) (am. by 100, 2005, Sch. 2 [item 11])
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (items 10, 11): (t)	--
Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Registration and Accountability of Organisations) (Consequential Provisions) Act 2002	105, 2002	14 Nov 2002	Schedule 3 (item 37): 12 May 2003 (see s. 2 and Gazette 2002, No. GN49)	--
Australian Crime Commission Establishment Act 2002	125, 2002	10 Dec 2002	Schedule 2 (items 5-30): 1 Jan 2003	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment (People Smuggling, Firearms Trafficking and Other Measures) Act 2002	141, 2002	19 Dec 2002	Schedules 1, 2 and Schedule 3 (items 1-22, 24-26): 16 Jan 2003 Schedule 3 (item 23): 1 Jan 2003 (see s. 2(1) and Gazette 2002, No. GN44) Remainder: Royal Assent	S. 4 [see Table A]
Crimes Legislation Enhancement Act 2003	41, 2003	3 June 2003	Schedule 1 (items 1-7, 7A) and Schedule 3 (items 2-4, 8-13, 37-40, 42): Royal Assent Schedule 1 (items 7B-7F): 1 Mar 2003 Schedule 1 (items 8, 9): (u) Schedule 3 (item 16): (u) Schedule 3 (item 17): (u) Schedule 3 (items 18-29): (u)	Sch. 1 (items 5, 7, 7F) and Sch. 3 (item 42) [see Table A]
Telecommunications Interception and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2003	113, 2003	12 Nov 2003	Schedule 1: 6 Feb 2004 (see Gazette 2004, No. S27) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment Act 2004	62, 2004	26 May 2004	Schedule 1 (item 13): (v)	--
Australian Federal Police and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2004	64, 2004	22 June 2004	Schedule 2 (item 5): 1 July 2004 Schedule 3 (items 3D, 4-6, 6A, 7, 7A, 7B, 8-13, 13A, 13B, 14-16): 22 Dec 2004	--
as amended by
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 2 (item 7): (w)	--
Anti-terrorism Act 2004	104, 2004	30 June 2004	1 July 2004	S. 4(1A) and (1B) [see Table A]
Anti-terrorism Act (No. 2) 2004	124, 2004	16 Aug 2004	Schedule 3: 17 Aug 2004 Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Anti-terrorism Act (No. 3) 2004	125, 2004	16 Aug 2004	Schedules 1 and 2: 13 Sept 2004 Schedule 3 (item 6): (x) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Offences and Other Measures) Act (No. 2) 2004	127, 2004	31 Aug 2004	Schedule 1 (items 3-5, 30, 31): 1 Mar 2005	Sch. 1 (item 30) Sch. 1 (item 31) (am. by 40, 2006, Sch. 1 [item 16]) [see Table A]
as amended by
Telecommunications (Interception) Amendment Act 2006	40, 2006	3 May 2006	Schedule 1 (item 16): 13 June 2006 (see F2006L01623)	--
Australian Passports (Transitionals and Consequentials) Act 2005	7, 2005	18 Feb 2005	Ss. 4-11 and Schedule 1: 1 July 2005 (see s. 2(1)) Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Financial Framework Legislation Amendment Act 2005	8, 2005	22 Feb 2005	S. 4 and Schedule 1 (items 122, 123, 496): Royal Assent	S. 4 and Sch. 1 (item 496) [see Table A]
Crimes Amendment Act 2005	87, 2005	6 July 2005	6 July 2005	--
Criminal Code Amendment (Trafficking in Persons Offences) Act 2005	96, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedules 1 and 2: 3 Aug 2005 Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Statute Law Revision Act 2005	100, 2005	6 July 2005	Schedule 1 (items 8-10): Royal Assent Schedule 1 (item 11): (y)	--
Intelligence Services Legislation Amendment Act 2005	128, 2005	4 Nov 2005	Schedules 1-8: 2 Dec 2005 Remainder: Royal Assent	--
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Serious Drug Offences and Other Measures) Act 2005	129, 2005	8 Nov 2005	Schedule 1 (items 2-13, 75, 76): 6 Dec 2005	Sch. 1 (items 75, 76) [see Table A]
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Video Link Evidence and Other Measures) Act 2005	136, 2005	15 Nov 2005	16 Nov 2005	Sch. 1 (items 7, 19) [see Table A]
Anti-Terrorism Act (No. 2) 2005	144, 2005	14 Dec 2005	S. 4: Royal Assent Schedules 5 and 6: 15 Dec 2005 Schedule 7 (items 1-4): 11 Jan 2006	S. 4 [see Table A]
Statute Law Revision Act 2006	9, 2006	23 Mar 2006	Schedule 1 (item 10): (z) Schedule 1 (items 11, 12): Royal Assent	--
ASIO Legislation Amendment Act 2006	54, 2006	19 June 2006	Schedule 1 (item 11): 20 June 2006	--
Law Enforcement (AFP Professional Standards and Related Measures) Act 2006	84, 2006	30 June 2006	Schedule 3 (items 33-35): 30 Dec 2006 (see s. 2(1))	--
Law Enforcement Integrity Commissioner (Consequential Amendments) Act 2006	86, 2006	30 June 2006	Schedule 1 (items 11-31): 30 Dec 2006 (see s. 2(1))	--
Crimes Act Amendment (Forensic Procedures) Act (No. 1) 2006	130, 2006	4 Nov 2006	5 Nov 2006	Sch. 1 (item 52) [see Table A]
Judiciary Legislation Amendment Act 2006	151, 2006	7 Dec 2006	7 Dec 2006	--
Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (Transitional Provisions and Consequential Amendments) Act 2006	170, 2006	12 Dec 2006	Schedule 1 (items 19, 20):13 Dec 2006 (see s. 2(1))	--
Crimes Amendment (Bail and Sentencing) Act 2006	171, 2006	12 Dec 2006	13 Dec 2006	Sch. 1 (item 6) [see Table A]
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Marking of Plastic Explosives) Act 2007	3, 2007	19 Feb 2007	Schedule 3 (items 3, 4): 25 Aug 2007	--
Migration Amendment (Employer Sanctions) Act 2007	7, 2007	19 Feb 2007	Schedule 2 (item 1): 19 Aug 2007	--
Australian Citizenship (Transitionals and Consequentials) Act 2007	21, 2007	15 Mar 2007	Schedule 1 (item 23): 1 July 2007 (see s. 2(1) and F2007L01653)	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous Matters) Act 2008	70, 2008	1 July 2008	Schedule 1 (item 2): Royal Assent	--
Statute Law Revision Act 2008	73, 2008	3 July 2008	Schedule 4 (items 201-207): 4 July 2008	--
Same-Sex Relationships (Equal Treatment in Commonwealth Laws--General Law Reform) Act 2008	144, 2008	9 Dec 2008	Schedule 2 (items 34-40): 10 Dec 2008	--
Customs Legislation Amendment (Name Change) Act 2009	33, 2009	22 May 2009	Schedule 2 (items 15-19): 23 May 2009	--
Fair Work (State Referral and Consequential and Other Amendments) Act 2009	54, 2009	25 June 2009	Schedule 5 (item 20): (za)	--
Federal Court of Australia Amendment (Criminal Jurisdiction) Act 2009	106, 2009	6 Nov 2009	Schedule 1 (items 10-25): 4 Dec 2009	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment (Serious and Organised Crime) Act 2010	3, 2010	19 Feb 2010	Schedule 1 (item 44) and Schedule 3 (items 1-20): Royal Assent Schedule 2 (item 9): 20 Feb 2010	Sch. 3 (items 11-20) [see Table A]
Crimes Legislation Amendment (Serious and Organised Crime) Act (No. 2) 2010	4, 2010	19 Feb 2010	Schedule 2, Schedule 6 (items 1, 2), Schedule 10 (items 7, 8) and Schedule 11 (items 5, 6): 20 Feb 2010 Schedule 6 (item 3): (zb)	Sch. 2 (items 11, 25) and Sch. 6 (items 2, 3) [see Table A]
Statute Law Revision Act 2010	8, 2010	1 Mar 2010	Schedule 5 (item 137(a)): (zc)	--
Crimes Amendment (Working With Children--Criminal History) Act 2010	28, 2010	25 Mar 2010	26 Mar 2010	--
Crimes Legislation Amendment (Sexual Offences Against Children) Act 2010	42, 2010	14 Apr 2010	Schedule 1 (items 1, 62-71): 15 Apr 2010 Schedule 2: 12 May 2010	Sch. 1 (items 64, 71) and Sch. 2 (item 9) [see Table A]
Health Practitioner Regulation (Consequential Amendments) Act 2010	48, 2010	31 May 2010	Schedule 1 (item 1): [see Note 3]	--
Freedom of Information Amendment (Reform) Act 2010	51, 2010	31 May 2010	Schedule 5 (items 12-26) and Schedule 7: (zd)	--
Crimes Amendment (Royal Flying Doctor Service) Act 2010	101, 2010	6 July 2010	6 July 2010	Sch. 1 (item 3) [see Table A]
Trade Practices Amendment (Australian Consumer Law) Act (No. 2) 2010	103, 2010	13 July 2010	Schedule 6 (items 1, 49): 1 Jan 2011	--
National Security Legislation Amendment Act 2010	127, 2010	24 Nov 2010	Schedule 1 (items 1-3) and Schedules 3-6: 25 Nov 2010	Sch. 3 (item 18) and Sch. 6 (item 4) [see Table A]
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2011	2, 2011	2 Mar 2011	Schedule 3: 3 Mar 2011	Sch. 3 (items 23, 40, 44) [see Table A]
Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Identity Crimes and Other Measures) Act 2011	3, 2011	2 Mar 2011	Schedule 2 (items 1-20) and Schedule 7 (item 2): 3 Mar 2011	--
Statute Law Revision Act 2011	5, 2011	22 Mar 2011	Schedule 5 (items 63, 64), Schedule 6 (items 24-27), Schedule 7 (item 42) and Schedule 8 (item 2): 19 Apr 2011	--
Acts Interpretation Amendment Act 2011	46, 2011	27 June 2011	Schedule 2 (items 453-456) and Schedule 3 (items 10, 11): 27 Dec 2011	Sch. 3 (items 10, 11) [see Table A]
Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 2011	174, 2011	5 Dec 2011	Schedule 2 (items 151-153): 1 Jan 2012	Sch. 2 (item 153) [see Table A]
Extradition and Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Legislation Amendment Act 2012	7, 2012	20 Mar 2012	Schedule 3 (items 70-105, 113): [see Note 4 and Table A]	Sch. 3 (item 113) [see Table A]
Crimes Legislation Amendment (Powers and Offences) Act 2012	24, 2012	4 Apr 2012	Schedule 1 (items 1-75) and Schedule 8: 5 Apr 2012 Schedule 1 (items 76-80) and Schedule 7: [see Note 5 and Table A]	Sch. 1 (items 74, 75, 80), Sch. 7 (item 12) and Sch. 8 (items 5-7) [see Table A]

Commencement information
29. Schedule 2, item 14	Immediately after the time specified in the Crimes Amendment (Enforcement of Fines) Act 1998 for the commencement of item 3 of Schedule 1 to that Act.	29 June 1998

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
35. Schedule 2, item 6	Immediately after the time specified in the Crimes Amendment (Forensic Procedures) Act 2001 for the commencement of item 6 of Schedule 1 to that Act	20 June 2001

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
2. Schedule 1	2 pm (by legal time in the Australian Capital Territory) on 16 October 2001	16 October 2001

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
3. Schedule 1, item 2	Immediately after the commencement of Schedule 1 to the Australian Crime Commission Establishment Act 2002	1 January 2003

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
5. Schedule 2, item 1	The 28th day after the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent, subject to subsection (4)	Does not commence
6. Schedule 2, item 2	Immediately after the commencement of item 1 of Schedule 1, subject to subsection (5)	28 November 2002

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
31. Schedule 2, items 10 and 11	Immediately after the time specified in the Criminal Code Amendment (Espionage and Related Matters) Act 2002 for the commencement of section 2 of that Act.	31 October 2002

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
3. Schedule 1, item 8	Immediately after the commencement of section 6 of the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1989	17 July 1990
4. Schedule 1, item 9	Immediately after the commencement of section 9 of the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1989	17 July 1990
7. Schedule 2, items 5 and 6	Immediately after the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1989 received the Royal Assent	17 January 1990
9. Schedule 2, item 14	Immediately after the Law and Justice Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 1994 received the Royal Assent	28 November 1994
13. Schedule 3, item 5	Immediately after the Crimes (Search Warrants and Powers of Arrest) Amendment Act 1994 received the Royal Assent	30 May 1994
14. Schedule 3, item 6	Immediately after the Crimes Amendment (Controlled Operations) Act 1996 received the Royal Assent	8 July 1996
17. Schedule 3, item 16	Immediately after the commencement of the Crimes (Search Warrants and Powers of Arrest) Amendment Act 1994	30 November 1994
18. Schedule 3, item 17	Immediately after the commencement of the Crimes Amendment (Age Determination) Act 2001	4 June 2001
19. Schedule 3, items 18 to 29	Immediately after the commencement of item 1 of Schedule 1 to the Crimes Amendment (Forensic Procedures) Act 1998	23 January 1999
26. Schedule 3, item 41	Immediately after the Crimes Amendment (Forensic Procedures) Act 1998 received the Royal Assent	23 July 1998

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
7. Schedule 1, item 13	Immediately after the commencement of item 17 of Schedule 1 to the Measures to Combat Serious and Organised Crime Act 2001.	12 October 2001

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
28. Schedule 2, item 7	Immediately after the time specified in the Australian Federal Police and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2004 for the commencement of item 16 of Schedule 3 to that Act.	22 December 2004

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
5. Schedule 3, item 6	The later of: (a) the start of the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent; and (b) immediately after the commencement of Schedule 3 to the Australian Federal Police and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2004. However, the provision(s) do not commence at all if the event mentioned in paragraph (b) does not occur.	22 December 2004 (paragraph (b) applies)

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
7. Schedule 1, item 11	Immediately after the commencement of items 1 to 5 of Schedule 3 to the Anti-terrorism Act (No. 3) 2004.	16 August 2004

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
7. Schedule 1, item 10	Immediately after the commencement of the Crimes (Search Warrants and Powers of Arrest) Amendment Act 1994.	30 November 1994

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
11. Schedule 5, items 1 to 30	Immediately after the commencement of Part 2-4 of the Fair Work Act 2009.	1 July 2009

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
11. Schedule 6, item 3	Immediately after the commencement of subsection 369(4) of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 of Victoria.	1 January 2010 (see Vict. Gazette No. G50 p3215)

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
31. Schedule 5, items 1 to 51	The day this Act receives the Royal Assent.	1 March 2010
38. Schedule 5, Parts 2 and 3	Immediately after the provision(s) covered by table item 31.	1 March 2010

Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
7. Schedules 4 to 7	Immediately after the commencement of section 3 of the Australian Information Commissioner Act 2010. However, if section 3 of the Australian Information Commissioner Act 2010 does not commence, the provision(s) do not commence at all.	1 November 2010

Table of Amendments

ad. = added or inserted am. = amended rep. = repealed rs. = repealed and substituted
Provision affected	How affected
Part I
S. 2........................................	am. No. 9, 1926
	rs. No. 11, 1959; No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973
	rep. No. 216, 1973
S. 3........................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 30, 1932; No. 11, 1959; No. 84, 1960; No. 216, 1973; No. 155, 1979; No. 70, 1980; No. 67, 1982; Nos. 63 and 165, 1984; No. 141, 1987; No. 63, 1989; No. 4, 1990; No. 28, 1991; No. 99, 1991 (as am. by No. 145, 1991); Nos. 120 and 140, 1991; No. 65, 1994; No. 28, 1996; No. 152, 1997; No. 96, 1998; No. 146, 1999; Nos. 9 and 137, 2000; Nos. 24 and 136, 2001; Nos. 86 and 125, 2002; Nos. 64, 104 and 125, 2004; No. 129, 2005; Nos. 86 and 171, 2006; No. 3, 2007; No. 144, 2008; Nos. 33 and 106, 2009; Nos. 3 and 42, 2010; Nos. 2, 3 and 5, 2011
S. 3AA....................................	ad. No. 64, 2004
	am. No. 3, 2011
S. 3A......................................	ad. No. 84, 1960
S. 3B......................................	ad. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 193, 1985; No. 4, 1990; No. 34, 1997; No. 49, 1998 (as am. by No. 9, 2006)
S. 3BA...................................	ad. No. 24, 2001
S. 3BB...................................	ad. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 24, 2001
Part IAA
Heading to Part 1AA............	rep. No. 41, 2003
Heading to Part IAA.............	ad. No. 41, 2003
	rs. No. 144, 2005
Part 1AA ...............................	ad. No. 65, 1994
Division 1
S. 3C.....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 141, 1994; No. 161, 2001; No. 64, 2004; No. 144, 2005; Nos. 4, 42 and 127, 2010; No. 2, 2011
S. 3CA...................................	ad. No. 141, 1994
	am. No. 4, 2010; No. 2, 2011
S. 3D.....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 64, 2004; No. 144, 2005
Division 2
S. 3E......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 136, 2001; No. 86, 2002; No. 127, 2010
S. 3F......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 86, 2002; No. 4, 2010
Ss. 3G, 3H............................	ad. No. 65, 1994
S. 3J......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 127, 2010
S. 3JA....................................	ad. No. 127, 2010
Subheads. to s. 3K(1)-(3)...	ad. No. 2, 2011
Subhead. to s. 3K(3A)..........	ad. No. 2, 2011
Subhead. to s. 3K(4)............	ad. No. 2, 2011
S. 3K......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 161, 2001; No. 4, 2010; No. 2, 2011
S. 3L.................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 161, 2001; No. 84, 2006; Nos. 4 and 127, 2010; No. 2, 2011
S. 3LAA ................................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
S. 3LA....................................	ad. No. 161, 2001
	rs. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
Note to s. 3LA(3).............	am. No. 2, 2011
Heading to s. 3LB................	am. No. 2, 2011
S. 3LB ...................................	ad. No. 161, 2001
	am. No. 4, 2010; No. 2, 2011
S. 3M.....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	rs. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
S. 3N.....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 161, 2001; No. 4, 2010
S. 3P......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 41, 2003
S. 3Q.....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
S. 3R.....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 136, 2001
S. 3S......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 9, 2006
Division 3
Ss. 3T, 3U.............................	ad. No. 65, 1994
Division 3A
Heading to Div. 3A.............. of Part IAA	rs. No. 127, 2010
Div. 3A of Part IAA................	ad. No. 144, 2005
Subdivision A
S. 3UA...................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
	am. No. 2, 2011
Subdivision B
S. 3UB...................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
	am. No. 127, 2010
Ss. 3UC-3UE........................	ad. No. 144, 2005
S. 3UEA.................................	ad. No. 127, 2010
Heading to s. 3UF ..............	rs. No. 4, 2010
S. 3UF ..................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
	am. Nos. 4 and 127, 2010
S. 3UG .................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
	rep. No. 4, 2010
S. 3UH ..................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
Subdivision C
S. 3UI....................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
S. 3UJ...................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
	am. No. 8, 2010
Subdivision D
S. 3UK...................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
	am. No. 4, 2010
Division 4
S. 3V......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 24, 2001
S. 3W....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
S. 3X......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 41, 2003
S. 3Y......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 106, 2009
S. 3Z......................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
Ss. 3ZA-3ZG........................	ad. No. 65, 1994
S. 3ZH...................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 96, 1998; No. 136, 2001; No. 41, 2003
S. 3ZI.....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 141, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996)
S. 3ZJ....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 141, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); No. 96, 1998; No. 41, 2003; No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZK...................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 141, 1994
S. 3ZL....................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. Nos. 22 and 24, 2001; No. 41, 2003
S. 3ZM ..................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 3, 1995; No. 41, 2003
S. 3ZN...................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 141, 1994
S. 3ZO...................................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 3, 1995
Ss. 3ZP, 3ZQ........................	ad. No. 65, 1994
Division 4A
Div. 4A of Part 1AA...............	ad. No. 37, 2001
Subdivision A
S. 3ZQA................................	ad. No. 37, 2001
	am. No. 64, 2004
Subdivision B
S. 3ZQB................................	ad. No. 37, 2001
S. 3ZQC................................	ad. No. 37, 2001
	am. No. 41, 2003
Ss. 3ZQD, 3ZQE..................	ad. No. 37, 2001
Subdivision C
S. 3ZQF................................	ad. No. 37, 2001
Subdivision D
S. 3ZQG................................	ad. No. 37, 2001
Subdivision E
Ss. 3ZQH, 3ZQI....................	ad. No. 37, 2001
Subdivision F
S. 3ZQJ.................................	ad. No. 37, 2001
	am. No. 51, 2010
S. 3ZQK................................	ad. No. 37, 2001
Division 4B
Div. 4B of Part IAA................	ad. No. 144, 2005
Subdivision A
S. 3ZQL.................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
Subdivision B
S. 3ZQM................................	ad. No. 144, 2005
	am. No. 2, 2011
Subdivision C
Ss. 3ZQN-3ZQT..................	ad. No. 144, 2005
Division 4C
Div. 4C of Part IAA ..........	ad. No. 4, 2010
Subdivision A
S. 3ZQU...........................	ad. No. 4, 2010
S. 3ZQV............................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
Note to s. 3ZQV(5)..........	am. No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZQW .........................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
Subdivision B
Heading to Subdiv. B of Div. 4C of Part IAA	rs. No. 2, 2011
Heading to s. 3ZQX ............	rs. No. 2, 2011
Subhead. to s. 3ZQX(1) ......	ad. No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZQX ...........................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
Heading to Subdiv. C of Div. 4C of Part IAA	rep. No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZQY............................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZQZ ...........................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	rep. No. 2, 2011
Heading to Subdiv. D of Div. 4C of Part IAA	rep. No. 2, 2011
Heading to s. 3ZQZA .........	rs. No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZQZA.........................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZQZB ........................	ad. No. 4, 2010
	rs. No. 2, 2011
Division 5
Ss. 3ZR-3ZU...................	ad. No. 65, 1994
S. 3ZV ..............................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	rep. No. 4, 2010
S. 3ZW.............................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	am. No. 141, 1994
	rs. No. 4, 2010
	am. No. 2, 2011
S. 3ZX...............................	ad. No. 65, 1994
S. 3ZY...............................	ad. No. 65, 1994
	rep. No. 96, 1998
Part IA
Heading to Part IA...........	ad. No. 84, 1960
S. 4...................................	rs. No. 11, 1995
	rep. No. 24, 2001
Subhead. to s. 4AAA(4)...	rep. No. 136, 2005
S. 4AAA............................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 136, 2005
Note 2 to s. 4AAA(1)........	am. No. 46, 2011
S. 4AAB............................	ad. No. 22, 2001
Note 2 to s. 4AAB(1)........	am. No. 46, 2011
S. 4A.................................	ad. No. 120, 1987
S. 4AA...............................	ad. No. 164, 1992
	am. No. 20, 1997
S. 4AB...............................	ad. No. 164, 1992
	am. No. 54, 1998; No. 55, 2001; No. 103, 2010
S. 4B.................................	ad. No. 120, 1987
	am. No. 108, 1989; No. 28, 1991; No. 164, 1992
S. 4C.................................	ad. No. 120, 1987
S. 4D.................................	ad. No. 120, 1987
	am. No. 24, 2001
Ss. 4E-4H........................	ad. No. 120, 1987
S. 4J.................................	ad. No. 120, 1987
	am. No. 108, 1989; No. 164, 1992; Nos. 65 and 91, 2002; No. 41, 2003; No. 144, 2005
S. 4JA...............................	ad. No. 41, 2003
S. 4K.................................	ad. No. 120, 1987
S. 4L.................................	ad. No. 28, 1991
Ss. 4M, 4N........................	ad. No. 11, 1995
S. 5...................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 84, 1960; No. 153, 1982; No. 120, 1987
	rep. No. 24, 2001
S. 6...................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 120, 1987; No. 73, 2008
S. 7...................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 84, 1960; No. 120, 1987; No. 11, 1995; No. 96, 1998
	rep. No. 24, 2001
S. 7A.................................	ad. No. 54, 1920
	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 93, 1966; No. 216, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 120, 1987; No. 108, 1989
	rep. No. 24, 2001
S. 8...................................	rep. No. 65, 1994
S. 8A.................................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 76, 1986; No. 120, 1987
	rep. No. 65, 1994
S. 9...................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 120, 1991; No. 73, 2008
S. 9A.................................	ad. No. 120, 1991
	am. No. 152, 1997; No. 86, 2002; No. 8, 2005
S. 9B ................................	ad. No. 120, 1991
	am. No. 86, 2002; No. 8, 2005
S. 10.................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 84, 1960; No. 168, 1986; No. 120, 1987; No. 28, 1991
	rep. No. 65, 1994
Ss. 10A-10E.....................	ad. No. 140, 1991
	rep. No. 65, 1994
S. 11.................................	am. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 120, 1987
S. 12.................................	am. No. 80, 1950; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 120, 1987
S. 12A...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 93, 1966; No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 120, 1987
S. 14.................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 24, 2001
S. 15.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
S. 15AA.............................	ad. No. 104, 2004
	am. No. 124, 2004; No. 171, 2006; No. 127, 2010
Note to s. 15AA(4)...........	am. No. 127, 2010
S. 15AB.............................	ad. No. 171, 2006
S. 15A (formerly s. 18A)..	am. No. 98, 1993; No. 60, 1996; No. 49, 1998; No. 123, 1999; No. 151, 2006; No. 106, 2009; No. 46, 2011; No. 24, 2012
S. 15B (formerly s. 21)....	am. No. 164, 1992; No. 4, 2010
S. 15C (formerly s. 21A)..	am. No. 164, 1992
S. 15D (formerly s. 21C).	rep. No. 24, 2001
S. 15E (formerly s. 22)
S. 15F (formerly s. 23)
S. 15FA.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	rep. No. 22, 2001
Part IAB
Heading to Part 1AB ......	rep. No. 136, 2001
Heading to Part IAB .......	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Part 1AB ..........................	ad. No. 28, 1996
Part IAB ...........................	rs. No. 3, 2010
Division 1
S. 15G..............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. Nos. 135 and 136, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006
	rs. No. 3, 2010
S. 15GA............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15GB-15GD..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
S. 15GE............................	ad. No. 3, 2010
	am. No. 42, 2010
Ss. 15GF, 15GG..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 2
Subdivision A
Ss. 15GH-15GN..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Subdivision B
Ss. 15GO-15GS .............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Subdivision C
Ss. 15GT-15GX ..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Subdivision D
Ss. 15GY, 15GZ ..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
S. 15H...............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	rs. No. 136, 2001
	am. Nos. 62 and 64, 2004
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Div. 2A of Part IAB...........	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Division 3
Subdivision A
S. 15HA............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Heading to s. 15HB.........	rs. No. 64, 2004; No. 3, 2010
S. 15HB............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	am. Nos. 64 and 127, 2004; No. 129, 2005; No. 9, 2006
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15HC-15HG..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Subdivision B
Ss. 15HH-15HJ ..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 4
Ss. 15HK-15HY ..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 5
S. 15HZ............................	ad. No. 3, 2010
S. 15I................................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	rs. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15IA-15ID..................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15J...............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. No. 9, 2000
	rs. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Part IAC
Part IAC ...........................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Division 1
S. 15K ..............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Division 2
Ss. 15KA-15KH ...............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 3
Ss. 15KI-15KO ................	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 4
Ss. 15KP-15KW ..............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 5
Ss. 15KX-15KZ ...............	ad. No. 3, 2010
S. 15L ..............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	rs. No. 3, 2010
S. 15LA ............................	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 6
Subdivision A
Ss. 15LB, 15LC ...............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Subdivision B
Ss. 15LD-15LG ...............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 7
S. 15LH ............................	ad. No. 3, 2010
Part IACA
Part IACA .........................	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 1
S. 15M..............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. No. 136, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15MA-15MC .............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 2
Ss. 15MD-15MU .............	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 3
S. 15MW ..........................	ad. No. 3, 2010
Division 4
S. 15MX ...........................	ad. No. 3, 2010
S. 15N...............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. Nos. 135 and 136, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006; No. 33, 2009
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Note to s. 15N(4).............	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15NA............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15O..............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15OA............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15OB, 15OC..............	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15P...............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15PA.............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15Q..............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. No. 136, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006; No. 33, 2009
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15R...............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. No. 9, 2000; No. 135, 2001
	rs. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Heading to s. 15S...........	rs. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15S...............................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. No. 9, 2000; No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15T, 15U....................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. Nos. 135 and 136, 2001; No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15UA, 15UB...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 125, 2002; No. 86, 2006
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15UC, 15UD...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15V-15X.....................	ad. No. 28, 1996
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15XA.............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 125, 2002; No. 113, 2003; Nos. 87 and 100, 2005; No. 86, 2006; No. 33, 2009
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15XB-15XF................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15XG............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 87, 2005
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15XH............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15XI..............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 87, 2005
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15XJ-15XM................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15XMA..........................	ad. No. 87, 2005
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15XN-15XU...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
S. 15UXA..........................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Ss. 15XV, 15XW...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 3, 2010
Part IAD
Part IAD ...........................	ad. No. 136, 2001
Division 1
S. 15Y ..............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	am. No. 127, 2004; No. 96, 2005; No. 7, 2007; No. 42, 2010
S. 15YA ............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
Division 2
Ss. 15YB-15YD ...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
Division 3
Ss. 15YE-15YH ...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
Division 4
Ss. 15YI-15YL .................	ad. No. 136, 2001
Division 5
Ss. 15YM, 15YN ..............	ad. No. 136, 2001
Division 6
Ss. 15YO-15YS...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
S. 15YT.............................	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rs. No. 42, 2010
Part IAE
Part IAE.................................	ad. No. 136, 2005
S. 15YU.................................	ad. No. 136, 2005
	am. No. 54, 2006; No. 3, 2007; No. 174, 2011
Note to s. 15YU(4)...............	ad. No. 174, 2011
Ss. 15YV-15YZ................	ad. No. 136, 2005
Ss. 15YZA-15YZF................	ad. No. 136, 2005
Part IB
Heading to Part 1B..........	ad. No. 4, 1990
	rep. No. 41, 2003
Heading to Part IB...............	ad. No. 41, 2003
Division 1
Div. 1 of Part 1B...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 16.................................	am. No. 93, 1966; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 120, 1987
	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 123, 1991; No. 146, 1999; No. 106, 2009
Division 2
Div. 2 of Part 1B...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 16A...............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 182, 1994; No. 41, 2003; No. 171, 2006; No. 144, 2008; No. 106, 2009
S. 16B...............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 123, 1991
S. 16BA (formerly s. 21AA)............................	am. No. 73, 2008
Ss. 16C, 16D....................	ad. No. 4, 1990
Division 3
Div. 3 of Part 1B...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 16E, 16F.....................	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 16G..............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	rep. No. 141, 2002
S. 17.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; Nos. 67 and 80, 1982
	rep. No. 4, 1990
S. 17A...............................	ad. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 4, 1990; No. 164, 1992
S. 17B...............................	ad. No. 164, 1992
	am. No. 137, 2000
S. 18.................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 84, 1960
S. 18A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982 (as am. by No. 193, 1985); No. 195, 1985; No. 73, 1987; No. 4, 1990
Renumbered s. 15A.....	No. 4, 1990
S. 19.................................	am. No. 80, 1950; No. 84, 1960
	rs. No. 67, 1982; No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 123, 1991
S. 19A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rs. No. 4, 1990
S. 19AA.............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
Division 4
Div. 4 of Part 1B ..............	ad. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 19AB, 19AC................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	rs. No. 123, 1991
Ss. 19AD, 19AE................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	rs. No. 123, 1991
	am. No. 11, 1995
S. 19AF.............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 19AG............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	rep. No. 141, 2002
	ad. No. 104, 2004
S. 19AH............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 123, 1991
Ss. 19AJ, 19AK................	ad. No. 4, 1990
Division 5
Div. 5 of Part 1B...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 19AL-19AN................	ad. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 19AP, 19AQ...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 19AR............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 141, 2002
S. 19AS.............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 41, 2003
Ss. 19AT-19AZ................	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 19AZA..........................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 164, 1992; No. 24, 2001
Ss. 19AZB-19AZD...........	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 19B...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	rs. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 4, 1990 (as am. by No. 41, 2003); No. 182, 1994; No. 171, 2006; No. 73, 2008
S. 20.................................	am. No. 9, 1926
	rs. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 108, 1989; No. 4, 1990; No. 164, 1992; No. 182, 1994; No. 104, 2004; No. 73, 2008
S. 20A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973
	rs. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 80, 1982; No. 4, 1990; No. 164, 1992; No. 182, 1994 (as am. by No. 43, 1996); No. 73, 2008
S. 20AA.............................	ad. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 80, 1982; No. 114, 1983; No. 10, 1984; No. 73, 2008
S. 20AB.............................	ad. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 193, 1985; No. 4, 1990; No. 104, 2004; No. 73, 2008
S. 20AC............................	ad. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 80, 1982; No. 4, 1990; No. 164, 1992; No. 73, 2008
Division 6
Div. 6 of Part 1B...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 20B...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rs. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 20BA-20BH................	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 20BI..............................	ad. No. 4, 2010
Division 7
Div. 7 of Part 1B ..............	ad. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 20BJ-20BN................	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 20BP.............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
Division 8
Div. 8 of Part 1B ..............	ad. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 20BQ, 20BR...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
Division 9
Div. 9 of Part 1B...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
Ss. 20BS-20BW...............	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 20BX.............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 164, 1992
S. 20BY.............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
Division 10
Heading to Div. 10 of ..... Part 1B	ad. No. 4, 1990
S. 20C...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
S. 21................................. Renumbered s. 15B.....	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 67, 1982 No. 4, 1990
S. 21A............................... Renumbered s. 15C.....	ad. No. 9, 1926 am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982 No. 4, 1990
S. 21AA............................. Renumbered s. 16BA...	ad. No. 67, 1982 am. Nos. 91 and 114, 1983; No. 4, 1990 No. 4, 1990
S. 21B...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 4, 1990 (as am. by No. 41, 2003)
S. 21C............................... Renumbered s. 15D.....	ad. No. 9, 1926 No. 4, 1990
S. 21D...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 4, 1990
S. 21E...............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 86, 2002; No. 3, 2010
S. 21F...............................	ad. No. 4, 1990
	am. No. 146, 1999
S. 22................................. Renumbered s. 15E.....	am. No. 67, 1982 No. 4, 1990
S. 22.................................	ad. No. 123, 1991
	am. No. 86, 2002; Nos. 7 and 129, 2005; No. 5, 2011
S. 22A...............................	ad. No. 123, 1991
	am. No. 86, 2002; No. 129, 2005
Part IC
Part IC..............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
Division 1
Div. 1 of Part IC...............	ad. No. 136, 2001
S. 23................................. Renumbered s. 15F.....	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982 No. 4, 1990
S. 23.................................	ad. No. 136, 2001
S. 23A...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
S. 23AA.............................	ad. No. 164, 1992
	rs. No. 136, 2001
S. 23B...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 96, 1998; No. 136, 2001; No. 41, 2003; Nos. 64 and 104, 2004; No. 136, 2005; No. 127, 2010
Division 2
Heading to Div. 2 of ....... Part IC	ad. No. 136, 2001
Note to Div. 2 of ............. Part IC	ad. No. 136, 2001
Subdivision A
Heading to Subdiv. A of Div. 2 of Part IC	ad. No. 127, 2010
Heading to s. 23C...........	rs. No. 104, 2004; No. 127, 2010
Subhead. to s. 23C(8).....	ad. No. 127, 2010
S. 23C...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 96, 1998; Nos. 37 and 136, 2001; No. 41, 2003; No. 104, 2004; No. 127, 2010
Note to s. 23C(1).............	ad. No. 127, 2010
Note to s. 23C(3).............	ad. No. 136, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2010
Ss. 23CA, 23CB...............	ad. No. 104, 2004
	rep. No. 127, 2010
Heading to s. 23D...........	rs. No. 104, 2004; No. 127, 2010
S. 23D...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 136, 2001; No. 104, 2004
	rs. No. 127, 2010
S. 23DA............................	ad. No. 104, 2004
	rs. No. 127, 2010
Subdivision B
Subdiv. B of Div. 2 of...... Part IC	ad. No. 127, 2010
Ss. 23DB-23DF...............	ad. No. 127, 2010
Subdivision C
Subdiv. C of Div. 2 of...... Part IC	ad. No. 127, 2010
S. 23E...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 136, 2001; No. 104, 2004
	rs. No. 127, 2010
Division 3
Heading to Div. 3 of ....... Part IC	ad. No. 136, 2001
Note to Div. 3 of ............. Part IC	ad. No. 136, 2001
Heading to s. 23F...........	rs. No. 136, 2001
S. 23F...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 3, 1995; No. 136, 2001
Ss. 23G, 23H....................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 136, 2001
S. 23J...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
Ss. 23K, 23L.....................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 136, 2001
S. 23M..............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	rs. No. 136, 2001
S. 23N...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 136, 2001
S. 23P...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	rs. No. 136, 2001
S. 23Q..............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 136, 2001
S. 23R...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	rep. No. 136, 2001
Ss. 23S, 23T.....................	ad. No. 59, 1991
S. 23U...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 136, 2001
S. 23V...............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
	am. No. 13, 2000; No. 136, 2001
S. 23W..............................	ad. No. 59, 1991
Part ID
Heading to Part 1D..............	rep. No. 41, 2003
Heading to Part ID...............	ad. No. 41, 2003
Part 1D.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Outline to Part 1D............	rs. No. 22, 2001
Outline to Part ID.............	am. No. 130, 2006
Division 1
S. 23WA...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001 (as am. by No. 63, 2002); No. 41, 2003; No. 64, 2004; No. 130, 2006; No. 144, 2008; No. 106, 2009; No. 24, 2012
S. 23WB...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
Division 2
Heading to Div. 2 of ....... Part 1D	rs. No. 22, 2001
S. 23WC...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
S. 23WCA.........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 41, 2003
Division 3
Heading to Div. 3 of ....... Part 1D	rs. No. 22, 2001
S. 23WD...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 41, 2003
Note to s. 23WD(3).........	am. No. 41, 2003
Note to s. 23WD(4).........	am. No. 41, 2003; No. 104, 2004
Ss. 23WE, 23WF.............	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23WG...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
S. 23WH...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23WI.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 171, 2006
Subhead. to s. 23WJ(2)..	am. No. 22, 2001
S. 23WJ............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 130, 2006; No. 24, 2012
Ss. 23WK, 23WL..............	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23WLA.........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Division 4
Heading to Div. 4 of ....... Part 1D	rs. No. 22, 2001
Heading to Div. 4 of ....... Part ID	rs. No. 24, 2012
Heading to s. 23WM.......	rs. No. 24, 2012
S. 23WM...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 41, 2003; No. 24, 2012
Note to s. 23WM(3).........	am. No. 41, 2003
Note to s. 23WM(4).........	am. No. 41, 2003; No. 104, 2004
Heading to s. 23WN.......	rs. No. 24, 2012
S. 23WN...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
Heading to s. 23WO.......	rs. No. 24, 2012
S. 23WO...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 171, 2006; No. 24, 2012
Heading to s. 23WP........	rs. No. 24, 2012
S. 23WP...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
Division 5
Heading to Div. 5 of ....... Part 1D	rs. No. 22, 2001
Subdivision A
S. 23WQ...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23WR...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
Subdivision B
S. 23WS...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23WT...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 171, 2006
Ss. 23WU-23WW............	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23WX...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
S. 23WY...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Subdivision C
Ss. 23XA-23XF................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23XG............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2001
Subdivision D
Ss. 23XGA-23XGC..........	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23XGD.........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 41, 2003; No. 104, 2004; No. 127, 2010
Subdivision E
S. 23XH............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2001
Division 6
Heading to Div. 6 of ....... Part 1D	rs. No. 22, 2001
Subdivision A
S. 23XI..............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Ss. 23XIA, 23XIB..............	ad. No. 96, 1998
Ss. 23XJ, 23XK................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23XL.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	rs. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
Subdivision B
S. 23XM............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 24, 2012
Subdivision C
S. 23XN............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
S. 23XO............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
Subdivision D
Heading to s. 23XP.........	am. No. 22, 2001
S. 23XP.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
Ss. 23XQ-23XS...............	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23XSA..........................	ad. No. 130, 2006
Subdivision E
S. 23XT.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Subdivision F
S. 23XU............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	rs. No. 24, 2012
S. 23XUA..........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
S. 23XV.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23XW...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	rs. No. 24, 2012
S. 23XWA.........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
Division 6A
Div. 6A of Part 1D............	ad. No. 22, 2001
Ss. 23XWB-23XWE.........	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
Ss. 23XWF-23XWI..........	ad. No. 22, 2001
S. 23XWJ.........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 130, 2006
S. 23XWK.........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
S. 23XWL.........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
Ss. 23XWM, 23XWN........	ad. No. 22, 2001
S. 23XWNA......................	ad. No. 24, 2012
S. 23XWO........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
Ss. 23XWOA, 23XWOB...	ad. No. 24, 2012
S. 23XWP.........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
Division 6B
Div. 6B of Part 1D............	ad. No. 22, 2001
S. 23XWQ........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
S. 23XWR.........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 130, 2006; No. 24, 2012
Ss. 23XWS-23XWV.........	ad. No. 22, 2001
Division 7
Subdivision A
S. 23XX.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 130, 2006
S. 23XY.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
Subdivision B
S. 23XZ.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23YA.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YB.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Division 8
S. 23YC............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YD............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 130, 2006
Ss. 23YDAA, 23YDAB......	ad. No. 22, 2001
Division 8A
Heading to Div. 8A of..... Part ID	rs. No. 130, 2006
Div. 8A of Part 1D............	ad. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YDAC.......................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 130, 2006; No. 24, 2012
S. 23YDACA.....................	ad. No. 130, 2006
S. 23YDAD.......................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 130, 2006
Heading to s. 23YDAE....	am. No. 130, 2006
S. 23YDAE........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 130, 2006; No. 51, 2010; No. 24, 2012
S. 23YDAF........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 41, 2003; No. 136, 2005; No. 130, 2006
Heading to s. 23YDAG...	am. No. 130, 2006
S. 23YDAG.......................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 130, 2006
Division 9
S. 23YDA..........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2012
Ss. 23YE, 23YF................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
Heading to s. 23YG........	am. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YG............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 24, 2012
Note to s. 23YG(2)..........	am. No. 22, 2001
	rep. No. 24, 2012
Heading to s. 23YH.........	am. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YH............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
Ss. 23YI, 23YJ..................	ad. No. 96, 1998
S. 23YJA...........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Ss. 23YK, 23YL................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Note to s. 23YL................	am. No. 24, 2001
S. 23YM............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Div. 10 of Part 1D............	rep. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YN............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	rs. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YO............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	rs. No. 22, 2001
	am. Nos. 84 and 130, 2006; No. 51, 2010; No. 24, 2012
S. 23YP.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YPA..........................	ad. No. 24, 2012
S. 23YQ............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
Division 10
Div. 12 of Part 1D Renumbered Div. 10 ...	No. 22, 2001
S. 23YQA..........................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Heading to s. 23YR.............	am. No. 41, 2003
S. 23YR............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
Note to s. 23YR....................	am. No. 41, 2003
Heading to s. 23YS..............	am. No. 41, 2003
S. 23YS.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 41, 2003
S. 23YT.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	rep. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YU............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001
Division 11
Div. 11 of Part 1D............	rs. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YUA..........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 41, 2003
S. 23YUB..........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
S. 23YUC..........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 24, 2012
S. 23YUD..........................	ad. No. 22, 2001
	am. No. 41, 2003; No. 136, 2005; No. 130, 2006
S. 23YUDA.......................	ad. No. 24, 2012
Division 11A
Heading to Div. 11A of... Part ID	rs. No. 125, 2004
Div. 11A of Part 1D..........	ad. No. 88, 2002
S. 23YUE..........................	ad. No. 88, 2002
S. 23YUF..........................	ad. No. 88, 2002
	am. No. 125, 2004; No. 100, 2005
Heading to s. 23YUG......	am. No. 130, 2006
Ss. 23YUG, 23YUH..........	ad. No. 88, 2002
	am. No. 130, 2006
S. 23YUI...........................	ad. No. 88, 2002
	am. No. 88, 2002; No. 130, 2006
S. 23YUJ..........................	ad. No. 88, 2002
	am. No. 130, 2006
S. 23YUK..........................	ad. No. 88, 2002
	am. No. 51, 2010
Division 11B
Div. 11B of Part ID...........	ad. No. 64, 2004
S. 23YUL..........................	ad. No. 64, 2004
Division 12
Div. 13 of Part 1D Renumbered Div. 12 ...	No. 22, 2001
S. 23YV.............................	ad. No. 96, 1998
	am. No. 22, 2001; No. 70, 2008; No. 51, 2010
Part IE
Part IE...............................	ad. No. 42, 2010
Division 1
S. 23ZA.............................	ad. No. 42, 2010
Division 2
Ss. 23ZB, 23ZC................	ad. No. 42, 2010
Division 3
S. 23ZD............................	ad. No. 42, 2010
Division 4
Ss. 23ZE-23ZG...............	ad. No. 42, 2010
Part II
S. 24.................................	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 65, 2002
S. 24AA.............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982
S. 24AB.............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 73, 2008
S. 24AC............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 65, 2002; No. 73, 2008
S. 24A...............................	ad. No. 54, 1920
	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 102, 1986
	rep. No. 144, 2005
S. 24B...............................	ad. No. 54, 1920
	rep. No. 144, 2005
S. 24C...............................	ad. No. 54, 1920
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 102, 1986
	rs. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 144, 2005
S. 24D...............................	ad. No. 54, 1920
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 102, 1986
	rep. No. 144, 2005
S. 24E...............................	ad. No. 54, 1920
	am. No. 93, 1966; No. 67, 1982; No. 108, 1989
	rep. No. 144, 2005
S. 24F...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 102, 1986; No. 65, 2002; No. 73, 2008; No. 127, 2010
S. 25.................................	am. No. 80, 1950; No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 73, 2008; No. 46, 2011
S. 26.................................	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 24, 2001; No. 73, 2008
Ss. 27, 28.........................	am. No. 67, 1982
S. 29.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 120, 1987; No. 24, 2001
S. 29A...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 29B...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 6, 1941; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 29C...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 29D...............................	ad. No. 165, 1984
	am. No. 76, 1986; No. 164, 1992
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 30.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
Part IIA
Heading to Part IIA..........	rs. No. 127, 2010
Part IIA .............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
S. 30A...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 30, 1932; No. 33, 1973; No. 19, 1979; No. 67, 1982; No. 144, 2005
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30AA.............................	ad. No. 30, 1932
	am. No. 5, 1937; No. 33, 1973; No. 19, 1979; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30AB.............................	ad. No. 30, 1932
	am. No. 93, 1966; No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30B...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30C...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30D...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30E...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 30, 1932; No. 84, 1960; No. 56, 1975; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30F...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 30, 1932; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30FA.............................	ad. No. 30, 1932
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30FB.............................	ad. No. 30, 1932
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 136, 1983
Heading to s. 30FC.........	am. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30FC............................	ad. No. 30, 1932
	am. No. 93, 1966; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30FD............................	ad. No. 30, 1932
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 19, 1979; No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30G..............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30H...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 73, 2008
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30J...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 73, 2008
S. 30K...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 137, 2000; No. 73, 2008
S. 30L...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	rs. No. 30, 1932
	rep. No. 33, 1973
S. 30M..............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	rep. No. 33, 1973
S. 30N...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 93, 1966
	rep. No. 33, 1973
Ss. 30P, 30Q....................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	rep. No. 33, 1973
Heading to s. 30R...........	rs. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2010
S. 30R...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2010
Part III
Division 1
Heading to Div. 1 of........ Part III	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 31.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 32.................................	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 33.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
Division 2
Heading to Div. 2 of........ Part III	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 34.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 73, 2008
	rs. No. 3, 2011
Division 3
Heading to Div. 3 of........ Part III	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 35.................................	am. No. 216, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 36.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 1987; No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 36A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 37.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 73, 2008
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 38.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 39.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 1987; No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 40.................................	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2011
Division 4
Heading to Div. 4 of........ Part III	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 41.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 3, 2011
S. 42.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 3, 2011
S. 43.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 1987; No. 24, 2001; No. 3, 2011
S. 44.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 73, 2008
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 45.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982
	rs. No. 3, 2011
Division 5
Heading to Div. 5 of........ Part III	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 45A...............................	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 46.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 120, 1987; No. 108, 1989; No. 182, 1994; No. 24, 2001; No. 41, 2003
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 46A...............................	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 47.................................	am. No. 67, 1982
	rs. No. 120, 1987
	am. No. 108, 1989; No. 182, 1994; No. 41, 2003
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 47A...............................	ad. No. 120, 1987
	am. No. 182, 1994; No. 41, 2003
	rs. No. 3, 2011
Ss. 47B, 47C....................	ad. No. 120, 1987
	am. No. 108, 1989; No. 182, 1994; No. 24, 2001; No. 41, 2003
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 48.................................	am. No. 216, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rs. No. 120, 1987
	am. No. 108, 1989; No. 182, 1994
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 48A...............................	ad. No. 141, 1987
	am. No. 182, 1994
S. 48B...............................	ad. No. 141, 1987
	rep. No. 65, 1994
Division 6
Heading to Div. 6 of........ Part III	ad. No. 3, 2011
S. 49.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rs. No. 3, 2011
S. 50.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
Part IIIA.............................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
S. 50AA.............................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	am. No. 24, 2001; No. 4, 2010
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Ss. 50AB-50AD................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Ss. 50BA-50BD................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 42, 2010
S. 50CA............................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Note to s. 50CA...............	ad. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 42, 2010
S. 50CB............................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Note to s. 50CB...............	ad. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Ss. 50CC, 50CD...............	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Ss. 50DA, 50DB...............	ad. No. 105, 1994
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Ss. 50EA-50EG...............	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Ss. 50FA-50FD................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
S. 50GA............................	ad. No. 105, 1994
	rep. No. 42, 2010
Part IV
Part IV...............................	rep. No. 122, 1981
	ad. No. 164, 1992
S. 51.................................	am. No. 80, 1950; No. 10, 1955; No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
	ad. No. 164, 1992
	am. No. 4, 2010
S. 52.................................	am. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
	ad. No. 164, 1992
Ss. 53-55.........................	rep. No. 122, 1981
	ad. No. 164, 1992
S. 56.................................	am. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
	ad. No. 164, 1992
	am. No. 146, 1999; No. 5, 2011
S. 57.................................	rep. No. 122, 1981
Ss. 58, 59.........................	am. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
S. 60.................................	rs. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
S. 60A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
S. 61.................................	am. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
S. 62.................................	rep. No. 122, 1981
S. 62A...............................	ad. No. 10, 1955
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 122, 1981
Part V................................	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 63.................................	am. No. 80, 1950; No. 67, 1982; No. 108, 1989
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 63A...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	rep. No. 122, 1981
S. 64.................................	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 65.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 216, 1973; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 66.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 152, 1997
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 67.................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 67, 1982; No. 108, 1989
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 68.................................	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 69.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
Part VI
S. 70.................................	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 141, 1987; No. 73, 2008
S. 71.................................	rs. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 71A...............................	ad. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 72.................................	am. No. 9, 1926; Nos. 67 and 80, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 73.................................	rs. No. 9, 1926
	am. No. 84, 1960
	rs. No. 67, 1982
	am. No. 141, 1987
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 73A...............................	ad. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 74.................................	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 75.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 141, 1987
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 76.................................	am. No. 9, 1926; No. 67, 1982
	rs. No. 28, 1991
	am. No. 164, 1992
	rep. No. 137, 2000
Part VIA............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	rep. No. 161, 2001
S. 76A...............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 99, 1991; No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 161, 2001
Ss. 76B, 76C....................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 161, 2001
Ss. 76D, 76E....................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 99, 1991; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 161, 2001
S. 76F...............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	rep. No. 161, 2001
Part VII
Heading to Part VII..........	rs. No. 84, 1960; No. 91, 2002
S. 77.................................	am. No. 9, 1926
	rs. No. 84, 1960
S. 78.................................	am. No. 77, 1946
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 79.................................	am. No. 77, 1946
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001; No. 91, 2002; No. 73, 2008
S. 80.................................	am. No. 77, 1946; No. 84, 1960; No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982
S. 81.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; Nos. 33 and 216, 1973; No. 155, 1979; No. 70, 1980; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 82.................................	rs. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 65, 1994
S. 83.................................	am. No. 84, 1960; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
S. 83A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 83B...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 84.................................	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 84A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 85.................................	am. No. 216, 1973; No. 73, 2008
S. 85A...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 85B...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
S. 85C...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 91, 2002
S. 85D...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
Part VIIA
Part VIIA ..........................	ad. No. 63, 1989
S. 85E...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 33, 1973
	rep. No. 67, 1982
	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 142, 1994
S. 85F...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
Ss. 85G, 85H....................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 24, 2001
Ss. 85J, 85K.....................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 85L...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	rs. No. 142, 1994
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 85M..............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 85N...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 24, 2001
S. 85P...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	rep. No. 137, 2000
Ss. 85Q, 85R....................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 24, 2001
S. 85S ..............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 59, 1997; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 9, 2002
Ss. 85T, 85U ...................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 24, 2001
S. 85V...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 164, 1992; No. 24, 2001
Heading to s. 85W..........	am. No. 101, 2010
S. 85W..............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 24, 2001; No. 101, 2010
S. 85X...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	rs. No. 142, 1994
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 9, 2002
S. 85Y...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	rep. No. 9, 2002
S. 85Z...............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
S. 85ZA.............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
Heading to Part VIIB ......	rs. No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
Part VIIB...........................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZB.............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 99, 1991; No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
Heading to s. 85ZBA.......	am. No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZBA..........................	ad. No. 99, 1991
	am. No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZC............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 99, 1991; No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZD............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 59, 1997; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
Heading to s. 85ZE ........	am. No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZE ............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 59, 1997; No. 90, 1999; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZF.............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 164, 1992; No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 137, 2000
Heading to s. 85ZG .......	am. No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZG............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 59, 1997; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZH............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 164, 1992; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZJ.............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZK.............................	ad. No. 63, 1989
	am. No. 11, 1990; No. 99, 1991; No. 59, 1997; No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
Note to s. 85ZK(2)...........	ad. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZKA..........................	ad. No. 11, 1990
	am. No. 99, 1991; No. 59, 1997
	rep. No. 127, 2004
Note to s. 85ZKA(2).........	ad. No. 24, 2001
	rep. No. 127, 2004
S. 85ZKB..........................	ad. No. 11, 1990
	am. No. 182, 1994
	rep. No. 127, 2004
Part VIIC
Part VIIC ..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
Division 1
S. 85ZL.............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. Nos. 4 and 75, 1990; No. 28, 1991; No. 60, 1996; Nos. 146 and 161, 1999; No. 136, 2001; Nos. 105 and 125, 2002; No. 128, 2005; SLI 2006 No. 50; Nos. 86 and 170, 2006; Nos. 33 and 54, 2009; No. 5, 2011
Ss. 85ZM, 85ZN...............	ad. No. 108, 1989
S. 85ZP.............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
Note to s. 85ZP(3)...........	ad. No. 106, 2009
S. 85ZQ............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
Division 2
S. 85ZR............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
Ss. 85ZS-85ZU................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 28, 2010
Division 3
Ss. 85ZV, 85ZW...............	ad. No. 108, 1989
Division 4
Ss. 85ZX, 85ZY................	ad. No. 108, 1989
Division 5
Heading to Div. 5 of........ Part VIIC	rs. No. 51, 2010
Heading to s. 85ZZ.........	am. No. 51, 2010
S. 85ZZ.............................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. Nos. 28 and 51, 2010
Heading to s. 85ZZA.......	am. No. 51, 2010
S. 85ZZA..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 2, 2000; No. 51, 2010
S. 85ZZB..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
S. 85ZZC..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 51, 2010
Heading to s. 85ZZD......	am. No. 51, 2010
S. 85ZZD..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 51, 2010
S. 85ZZE..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
S. 85ZZF..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 106, 2009; No. 51, 2010
S. 85ZZG..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
Division 6
Subdivision A
Subdiv. A of Div. 6 of...... Part VIIC	ad. No. 28, 2010
Ss. 85ZZGA-85ZZGG.....	ad. No. 28, 2010
Subdivision B
Heading to Subdiv. B of. Div. 6 of Part VIIC	ad. No. 28, 2010
S. 85ZZH..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 4, 1990; No. 182, 1994; No. 170, 2006; No. 21, 2007; No. 28, 2010
S. 85ZZJ...........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
	am. No. 4, 1990
Subdivision C
Heading to Subdiv. C of. Div. 6 of Part VIIC	ad. No. 28, 2010
S. 85ZZK..........................	ad. No. 108, 1989
S. 85ZZL...........................	ad. No. 106, 2009
S. 86.................................	am. No. 6, 1915
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 165, 1984; No. 120, 1987
	rs. No. 11, 1995
	am. No. 137, 2000
	rep. No. 24, 2001
S. 86A...............................	ad. No. 165, 1984
	am. No. 76, 1986; No. 164, 1992
	rep. No. 11, 1995
Part VIII
S. 87.................................	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
S. 88.................................	am. No. 67, 1982
	rep. No. 137, 2000
S. 89.................................	am. No. 13, 1928; No. 77, 1946
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 93, 1966; No. 33, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 141, 1987; No. 164, 1992; No. 64, 2004; No. 73, 2008
S. 89A...............................	ad. No. 13, 1928
	rs. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 67, 1982; No. 73, 2008
S. 90.................................	am. No. 93, 1966; No. 67, 1982; No. 164, 1992; No. 73, 2008
S. 90A...............................	ad. No. 10, 1955
	am. No. 93, 1966; No. 67, 1982
S. 90B...............................	ad. No. 84, 1960
	am. No. 216, 1973; No. 67, 1982; No. 24, 2001
S. 91.................................	ad. No. 30, 1932
	am. No. 84, 1960
	rep. No. 33, 1973
	ad. No. 67, 1982
Schedule
Schedule..........................	ad. No. 59, 1991

Note 2

Measures to Combat Serious and Organised Crime Act 2001
(No. 136, 2001)

The following amendment commences on proclamation:

Schedule 4

10 Subsection 23A(6)

Repeal the subsection.

As at 23 April 2012 the amendment is not incorporated in this compilation.

Note 3

Health Practitioner Regulation (Consequential Amendments) Act 2010
(No. 48, 2010)

The following amendment commences on proclamation:

Schedule 1

1 Subsection 3(1) (definition of nurse)

Omit "registered".

As at 23 April 2012 the amendment is not incorporated in this compilation.

Note 4

Extradition and Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Legislation Amendment Act 2012 (No. 7, 2012)

The following amendments commence on 20 September 2012 unless proclaimed earlier:

Schedule 3

70 Simplified outline of Part ID (after the paragraph relating to Division 7)

Insert:

However, certain rules are modified or do not apply if the forensic procedure is carried out in response to a request by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987) or a request by a foreign law enforcement agency (Division 9A).

71 Subsection 23WA(1)

Insert:

foreign law enforcement agency means:

(a) a police force (however described) of a foreign country; or

(b) any other authority or person responsible for the enforcement of the laws of the foreign country.

72 Subsection 23WA(1)

Insert:

foreign serious offence has the same meaning as in the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987.

73 Subsection 23WA(1)

Insert:

forensic evidence means one or more of the following:

(a) evidence of forensic material, or evidence consisting of forensic material, taken from a suspect or a volunteer by a forensic procedure;

(b) evidence of any results of the analysis of the forensic material;

74 Subsection 23WA(1) (definition of investigating constable)

Repeal the definition, substitute:

investigating constable means:

(a) in the case of a request by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987) or a foreign law enforcement agency--the constable in charge of coordinating the response to the request; and

(b) in any other case--the constable in charge of the investigation of the commission of an offence in relation to which a forensic procedure is carried out or proposed to be carried out.

75 Subsection 23WA(1) (at the end of the definition of suspect)

Add:

; or (d) a person in respect of whom a forensic procedure has been requested by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987) or a foreign law enforcement agency because the foreign country has:

(i) started investigating whether the person has committed an indictable offence; or

(ii) started proceedings against the person for an indictable offence.

76 At the end of section 23WA

Add:

Requests by a foreign country and the police force of a foreign country

(9) The provisions of this Part apply in relation to a forensic procedure carried out because of:

(a) a request by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987); or

(b) a request by a foreign law enforcement agency;

as if a reference to an indictable offence were a reference to a foreign serious offence.

77 Subparagraph 23WF(2)(b)(i)

After "(h), (i)", insert ", (ib)".

78 Subsection 23WI(2)

Repeal the subsection, substitute:

(2) In determining whether a request is justified in all the circumstances, the constable must:

(a) if the forensic procedure has been requested by a foreign law enforcement agency--balance the public interest in Australia providing and receiving international assistance in criminal matters against the public interest in upholding the physical integrity of the suspect; and

(b) in any other case--balance the public interest in obtaining evidence tending to confirm or disprove that the suspect committed the offence concerned against the public interest in upholding the physical integrity of the suspect.

79 After paragraph 23WJ(1)(ia)

Insert:

(ib) if the suspect is being asked to undergo a forensic procedure because of a request by a foreign law enforcement agency--the following:

(i) the name of the foreign law enforcement agency that has made the request;

(ii) that forensic evidence resulting from the forensic procedure will be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency;

(iii) that the forensic evidence may be used in proceedings against the suspect in the foreign country;

(iv) that the retention of the forensic evidence will be governed by the laws of the foreign country;

(v) that the retention of the forensic evidence will be subject to undertakings given by the foreign law enforcement agency;

(vi) the content of those undertakings;

80 After subsection 23WJ(4)

Insert:

Exception--requests by foreign law enforcement agency

(4A) Subsections (3) and (4) do not apply if the suspect is being asked to undergo a forensic procedure because of a request by a foreign law enforcement agency.

81 Subsection 23WJ(5)

After "not in custody", insert "and is not being asked to undergo a forensic procedure because of a request by a foreign law enforcement agency".

82 At the end of section 23WJ

Add:

Failure to consent to forensic procedure--procedure requested by foreign law enforcement agency

(6) If the suspect is being asked to undergo a forensic procedure because of a request by a foreign law enforcement agency, the constable must inform the suspect (whether or not the suspect is in custody) that, if the suspect does not consent:

(a) the foreign country may request that the forensic procedure be carried out; and

(b) the Attorney-General may authorise, under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987, a constable to apply to a magistrate for an order for the carrying out of the forensic procedure.

Note: Under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987, the Attorney-General may only authorise a constable who is an authorised applicant.

83 Subsection 23WL(2) (note)

Omit "Note", substitute "Note 1".

84 At the end of section 23WL

Add:

Note 2: If a foreign law enforcement agency requests that a forensic procedure be carried out on a suspect, a copy of the tape recording or the written record may also be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency: see subsection 23YQD(2).

85 After subsection 23WM(2)

Insert:

(2A) This Division does not authorise the carrying out of a forensic procedure on a suspect if the procedure has been requested by:

(a) a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987); or

(b) a foreign law enforcement agency.

86 Section 23WR

Before "A", insert "(1)".

87 At the end of section 23WR

Add:

; or (d) the forensic procedure has been requested by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987).

(2) However, a magistrate is not authorised to order the carrying out of a forensic procedure on a suspect if the procedure has been requested by a foreign law enforcement agency.

88 Paragraph 23WS(a)

Omit "section 23WR", substitute "subsection 23WR(1)".

89 After paragraph 23WT(1)(c)

Insert:

(ca) if the forensic procedure has been requested by a foreign country--the constable has been authorised by the Attorney-General under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987 to make the application for an order under this Part; and

90 Subsection 23WT(2)

Repeal the subsection, substitute:

(2) In determining whether the carrying out of the forensic procedure is justified in all the circumstances, the magistrate must:

(a) if the forensic procedure has been requested by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987)--balance the public interest in Australia providing and receiving international assistance in criminal matters against the public interest in upholding the physical integrity of the suspect; and

91 Paragraph 23WU(2)(b)

After "(c)", insert ", (ca)".

92 Paragraph 23XA(1)(a)

Omit "section 23WR", substitute "subsection 23WR(1)".

93 After paragraph 23XWR(2)(d)

Insert:

(da) if the volunteer undergoes a forensic procedure because of a request by a foreign law enforcement agency--the following:

(i) the name of the foreign law enforcement agency that has made the request;

(ii) that forensic evidence resulting from the forensic procedure will be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency;

(iii) that the forensic evidence may be used in proceedings in the foreign country;

(iv) that the retention of the forensic evidence will be governed by the laws of the foreign country;

(v) that the retention of the forensic evidence will be subject to undertakings given by the foreign law enforcement agency;

(vi) the content of those undertakings;

94 At the end of section 23XWS

Add:

Note 1: Division 9 contains provisions about making copies of material (including copies of tapes) available to volunteers.

Note 2: If a foreign law enforcement agency requests that a forensic procedure be carried out on a volunteer, a copy of the tape recording or the written record may also be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency: see subsection 23YQD(2).

95 At the end of subsection 23XWU(1)

Add:

; or (d) in the case of a forensic procedure that has been requested by a foreign country--a constable has been authorised by the Attorney-General under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987 to make the application for an order under this Part.

96 After subsection 23XWU(1)

Insert:

(1A) However, a magistrate is not authorised to order the carrying out of a forensic procedure on a child or incapable person if the procedure has been requested by a foreign law enforcement agency.

97 Subsection 23XWV(2)

Omit "A magistrate", substitute "Subject to subsection (2A), a magistrate".

98 After subsection 23XWV(2)

Insert:

(2A) Despite subsection (2), a magistrate may not make an order if:

(a) the volunteer was asked to undergo a forensic procedure because of a request by a foreign law enforcement agency; and

(b) the forensic evidence has already been provided to the foreign law enforcement agency.

99 At the end of Division 7 of Part ID

Add:

Subdivision C--Application

23YBA Division does not apply to a proceeding in a foreign country

To avoid doubt, this Division does not apply in relation to a proceeding in a foreign country in which forensic evidence is provided in response to a request by:

(a) a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987); or

(b) a foreign law enforcement agency.

100 Before section 23YC

Insert:

23YBB Application

This Division does not apply to forensic evidence provided in response to a request by:

(a) a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987); or

(b) a foreign law enforcement agency.

101 At the end of subsection 23YF(1)

Add:

Note 1: If a forensic procedure is carried out as a result of a request by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987), a copy of anything made may also be provided to the foreign country: see subsections 23YQB(2) and (3).

Note 2: If a forensic procedure is carried out as a result of a request by a foreign law enforcement agency, a copy of anything made may also be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency: see subsections 23YQD(3) and (4).

102 After section 23YK

Insert:

23YKA Application of sections 23YI to 23YK

To avoid doubt, sections 23YI to 23YK do not apply in relation to a proceeding in a foreign country in which forensic evidence is provided in response to a request by:

(a) a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987); or

(b) a foreign law enforcement agency.

103 After Division 9 of Part ID

Insert:

Division 9A--Carrying out forensic procedures at the request of a foreign jurisdiction

Subdivision A--Requests by foreign countries

23YQA Application of Subdivision

This Subdivision applies if:

(a) a request is made by a foreign country that a forensic procedure be carried out on a person; and

(b) the Attorney-General authorises, under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987, a constable to apply to a magistrate for the carrying out of the forensic procedure on the person.

Note: Under the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987, the Attorney-General may only authorise a constable who is an authorised applicant.

23YQB Providing forensic evidence resulting from a forensic procedure

(1) If a forensic procedure is carried out on a person, the forensic evidence resulting from the procedure is to be provided to the foreign country concerned in accordance with a direction given by the Attorney-General under section 28C of the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987.

(2) If an audio recording, a copy of it, or a copy of a transcript of a tape recording is made available to a person (as required by subsection 23YF(1)), a copy of the audio recording or the transcript, or both, as the case may be, may also be provided to the foreign country concerned, but only in accordance with a direction given by the Attorney-General under section 28C of the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987.

(3) If:

(a) a video recording or a copy of it is made available to a person (as required by subsection 23YF(1)); or

(b) both an audio recording and a video recording are made and the person is given an opportunity to view the video recording (as required by subsection 23YF(1));

a copy of the video recording may also be provided to the foreign country concerned, but only in accordance with a direction given by the Attorney-General under section 28C of the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987.

Subdivision B--Requests by a foreign law enforcement agency

23YQC Application of Subdivision

This Subdivision applies if a request is made by a foreign law enforcement agency that a forensic procedure be carried out on:

(a) a suspect in relation to a foreign serious offence who has given informed consent to the forensic procedure; or

(b) a volunteer.

23YQD Providing forensic material etc. to a foreign law enforcement agency

(1) The Commissioner may provide forensic evidence to a foreign law enforcement agency if the Commissioner is satisfied that:

(a) the foreign law enforcement agency has given appropriate undertakings in relation to the retention, use and destruction of the forensic evidence; and

(b) it is appropriate, in all the circumstances of the case, to do so.

(2) If forensic evidence is to be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency, a copy of the tape recording or the written record mentioned in section 23WL (suspects) or 23XWS (volunteers) may also be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency.

(3) If an audio recording, a copy of it, or a copy of a transcript of a tape recording is made available to a suspect or volunteer (as required by subsection 23YF(1)), a copy of the audio recording or the transcript, or both, as the case may be, may also be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency.

(4) If:

(a) a video recording or a copy of it is made available to a suspect or volunteer (as required by subsection 23YF(1)); or

(b) both an audio recording and a video recording are made and the suspect or volunteer is given an opportunity to view the video recording (as required by subsection 23YF(1));

a copy of the video recording may also be provided to the foreign law enforcement agency.

104 Section 23YQA

Renumber as section 23YQE.

105 After subsection 23YUB(1)

Insert:

(1A) The orders mentioned in subsection (1) do not include an order for the carrying out of a forensic procedure on a person that is made under this Part in response to a request by a foreign country (as contemplated by the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1987).

As at 23 April 2012 the amendments are not incorporated in this compilation.

Note 5

Crimes Legislation Amendment (Powers and Offences) Act 2012
(No. 24, 2012)

The following amendments commence on 4 October 2012 unless proclaimed earlier:

Schedule 1

76 Paragraphs 23WF(2)(b) and (c)

Repeal the paragraphs, substitute:

(b) informs the suspect, in accordance with the regulations and section 23WJ, of the matters mentioned in that section; and

77 Paragraph 23WG(2)(b)

Repeal the paragraph, substitute:

(b) informs the suspect, in accordance with the regulations and section 23WJ, of the matters mentioned in that section; and

78 Paragraph 23XWG(1)(b)

Repeal the paragraph, substitute:

(b) informs the offender, in accordance with the regulations and section 23XWJ, of the matters mentioned in that section; and

79 Subsection 23XWR(1)

After "a constable informs the volunteer, parent or guardian", insert ", in accordance with the regulations,".

Schedule 7

1 Subsection 16(1) (definition of licence period)

Repeal the definition, substitute:

licence period, for a person who is released on licence for a federal sentence, means the period starting on the day of release on licence and ending:

(a) if a recognizance release order has been made for the federal sentence--at the end of the day before the person is eligible for release in accordance with the recognizance release order; and

(b) in any other case:

(i) at the end of the last day of any federal sentence that is, on the day of the release, being served or to be served (after deducting any remission or reduction that is applicable); or

(ii) if the person has been given a federal life sentence--at the end of the day specified in the licence as the day on which the licence period ends.

2 Subsection 16(1) (definition of parole order)

Repeal the definition, substitute:

parole order means an order made under subsection 19AL(1) or (2) directing that a person be released from prison on parole.

3 Subsection 16(1) (definition of parole period)

Repeal the definition, substitute:

parole period, for a person for whom a parole order has been made, has the meaning given by section 19AMA.

4 Subsection 16(1) (definition of released on parole)

Omit "section 19AL", substitute "a parole order in accordance with section 19AM".

5 Subsection 16(1) (definition of supervision period)

Repeal the definition, substitute:

supervision period, in relation to a person who is released on parole or on licence, means the period:

(a) starting when the person is released from prison on parole or licence; and

(b) ending at the earlier of the following times:

(i) the end of the person's parole period or licence period;

(ii) if the parole order or licence specifies an earlier time at which the supervision period is to end--that earlier time.

6 Sections 19AL and 19AM

Repeal the sections, substitute:

19AL Release on parole--making of parole order

(1) The Attorney-General must, before the end of a non-parole period fixed for one or more federal sentences imposed on a person, either make, or refuse to make, an order directing that the person be released from prison on parole (a parole order).

Note 1: For when a person is released on parole in accordance with a parole order, see section 19AM.

Note 2: A person released on parole must comply with any conditions of the parole order during the parole period (see sections 19AMA, 19AN and 19AU).

Note 3: Subsection (4) of this section affects the operation of subsection (1) if the person will be serving a State or Territory sentence at the end of the non-parole period.

(2) If the Attorney-General refuses to make a parole order for a person under subsection (1) or paragraph (b) of this subsection, the Attorney-General must:

(a) give the person a written notice, within 14 days after the refusal, that:

(i) informs the person of the refusal; and

(ii) includes a statement of reasons for the refusal; and

(iii) sets out the effect of paragraph (b) of this subsection; and

(b) reconsider the making of a parole order for the person and either make, or refuse to make, such an order, within 12 months after the refusal.

(3) A parole order must:

(a) be in writing; and

(b) specify whether or not the person is to be released subject to supervision; and

(c) if it is proposed that the supervision period for a person released on parole subject to supervision should end before the end of the person's parole period--specify the day on which the supervision period ends.

(4) Despite subsection (1), if the person will be serving a State or Territory sentence on the day after the end of the non-parole period, the requirement under that subsection to make, or refuse to make, a parole order does not apply:

(a) for a federal sentence, or federal sentences, that do not include a life sentence--if the parole period would end while the person would still be imprisoned for the State or Territory offence; and

(b) for a federal sentence, or federal sentences, that include a life sentence--until the release of the person from prison for the State or Territory offence (but a decision may be made under that subsection at any time during the 3 month period before the person's expected release); and

Note: The effect of this subsection and subsection 19AM(2) is that a parole order may sometimes still be made for a person while the person is serving a State or Territory sentence, but the person will not be released in accordance with the parole order until the person is released from prison for the State or Territory sentence.

19AM Release on parole--when is a person released

(1) A person must be released from prison on parole in accordance with a parole order on whichever of the following days is applicable (subject to subsections (2) and (3) and 19AZD(2)):

(a) for a parole order made before the end of the non-parole period--the earlier of the following days:

(i) the last day of the non-parole period;

(ii) an earlier day (if any) specified in the parole order for the purposes of this subparagraph (not being earlier than 30 days before the end of the non-parole period);

(b) for a parole order made after the end of the non-parole period--the later of the following days:

(i) the day after the parole order is made;

(ii) a later day (if any) specified in the parole order for the purposes of this subparagraph (not being later than 30 days after the order is made).

Note 1: Subsection (2) of this section provides a different release day if the person is imprisoned for a State or Territory offence on the release day that would otherwise apply under this subsection.

Note 2: Subsection (3) requires the person to certify his or her acceptance of the parole order conditions before he or she may be released.

Note 3: Subsection 19AZD(2) may allow a person to be released slightly earlier than the day that would otherwise apply under this subsection (for example if the release day would otherwise fall on a weekend or public holiday).

(2) However, if the person is imprisoned for a State or Territory offence on the day he or she would otherwise be eligible for release under subsection (1), the person must be released from prison on parole in accordance with the parole order on the same day he or she is released from prison (including on parole) for the State or Territory offence.

(3) Despite subsections (1) and (2), the person must not be released from prison on parole in accordance with the parole order unless, before, on or after the release day provided by subsection (1) or (2), the person certifies on the parole order (or a copy of the order) that he or she accepts the conditions to which the order is subject.

Note: A person released on parole must comply with any conditions of the parole order during the parole period (see sections 19AN and 19AU).

19AMA Release on parole--parole period

(1) For the purposes of this Part, the parole period for a person for whom a parole order has been made is the period starting in accordance with subsection (2) and ending in accordance with subsection (3).

Note: A person released on parole must comply with any conditions of the parole order during the parole period (see sections 19AN and 19AU).

(2) The person's parole period starts at the earlier of the following times:

(a) when the person is released from prison on parole;

(b) if the person is serving a State or Territory sentence at the time the parole order is made--when the person certifies on the parole order (or a copy of the order) that he or she accepts the conditions to which the order is subject.

(3) The person's parole period ends:

(a) at the end of the last day of any federal sentence that is, on the day of the release, being served or to be served (after deducting any remission or reduction that is applicable); or

(b) if the person has been given a federal life sentence--at the later of the following times:

(i) 5 years after the person is released from prison on parole in accordance with section 19AM;

(ii) the end of a later day (if any) specified in the parole order for the purposes of this subparagraph (not being a day earlier than 5 years after the person's expected release from prison in accordance with the order).

7 Paragraph 19AN(1)(b)

Omit "if, under subsection 19AL(4), the day on which a supervision period ends is fixed in the parole order", substitute "if the parole order specifies in accordance with subsection 19AL(3) that the person is to be released subject to supervision".

8 Subsection 19AN(2)

Omit all the words after "order by", substitute:

doing any or all of the following:

(a) varying or revoking a condition of the parole order;

(b) imposing additional conditions on the parole order;

9 Paragraph 19AP(6)(b)

Repeal the paragraph, substitute:

(b) specify whether or not the person is to be released subject to supervision; and

(c) if it is proposed that the supervision period for a person released on licence subject to supervision should end before the end of the person's licence period--specify the day on which the supervision period ends.

10 Paragraph 19AP(7)(b)

Omit "if, under subsection (6), the day on which a supervision period ends is fixed in the licence", substitute "if the licence specifies in accordance with subsection (6) that the person is to be released subject to supervision".

11 Subsection 19AP(8)

Omit all the words after "licence by", substitute:

doing any or all of the following:

(a) varying or revoking a condition of the licence;

(b) imposing additional conditions on the licence;

As at 23 April 2012 the amendments are not incorporated in this compilation.

Table A

Application, saving or transitional provisions

Crimes Amendment (Enforcement of Fines) Act 1998 (No. 49, 1998)

Schedule 1

2 Transitional provision

An arrangement made under subsection 3B(1) of the Crimes Act 1914 before the commencement of this Act continues in force after that commencement as if the arrangement had been made under subsection 3B(1) of that Act as in force immediately after that commencement.

8 Application

The amendments of section 15A of the Crimes Act 1914 made by this Act apply in relation to a fine regardless of whether it was imposed before, on or after the commencement of this Act.

Crimes Amendment (Fine Enforcement) Act 1999 (No. 123, 1999)

Schedule 1

5 Application

The amendments of section 15A of the Crimes Act 1914 made by this Act apply in relation to a fine regardless of whether it was imposed before, on or after the commencement of this Act.

Australian Federal Police Legislation Amendment Act 2000 (No. 9, 2000)

Schedule 3

20 Definition

In this Part:

commencing time means the time when this Part commences.

23 Amendment of the Crimes Act 1914

(1) Section 15U of the Crimes Act 1914 as in force at and after the commencing time applies to a former 15M certificate in the same way as it does to a later 15M certificate.

(2) In this item:

former 15M certificate means a certificate given under section 15M of the Crimes Act 1914 at any time before the commencing time by a member of the Australian Federal Police holding the rank of Assistant Commissioner.

later 15M certificate means a certificate given under section 15M of the Crimes Act 1914 at or after the commencing time by a senior executive AFP employee (within the meaning of the Australian Federal Police Act 1979 as in force at and after the commencing time).

34 Warrants or writs etc. may continue to be executed

If, immediately before the commencing time, any warrant, writ, order, permission or other instrument (the authority) issued under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or a Territory could be executed by a person who was at that time a member, staff member or special member of the Australian Federal Police, the authority continues to be able to be executed at and after the commencing time by the person in his or her capacity as:

(a) the Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police; or

(b) a Deputy Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police; or

(d) a special member of the Australian Federal Police;

(all within the meaning of the Australian Federal Police Act 1979 as in force at and after the commencing time).

Note: A person who is a member or staff member of the Australian Federal Police immediately before the commencing time is taken to be engaged as an AFP employee. Similarly, a person who is a special member of the Australian Federal Police immediately before the commencing time is taken to be appointed as a special member. See item 2 of this Schedule.

35 Regulations dealing with matters of a transitional or saving nature

(1) The Governor-General may make regulations, not inconsistent with any other provision of this Schedule, prescribing matters of a transitional or saving nature in relation to the amendments made by Schedule 1 or 2.

(2) Regulations made under this item within one year after the commencement of this item may commence on a day earlier than the day on which they are made, but not earlier than the commencement of this item.

Crimes at Sea Act 2000 (No. 13, 2000)

Schedule 2

11 Application of amendments

(1) The amendments made by this Schedule apply to acts and omissions that take place after this Schedule commences.

(2) Although this Schedule repeals the Crimes at Sea Act 1979, that Act continues to apply, in relation to acts and omissions that took place before this Schedule commences, as if the repeal had not happened.

(3) For the purposes of this item, if an act or omission is alleged to have taken place between two dates, one before and one on or after the day on which this Schedule commences, the act or omission is alleged to have taken place before this Schedule commences.

Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000 (No. 137, 2000)

Schedule 2

418 Transitional--pre-commencement offences

(1) Despite the amendment or repeal of a provision by this Schedule, that provision continues to apply, after the commencement of this item, in relation to:

(a) an offence committed before the commencement of this item; or

(b) proceedings for an offence alleged to have been committed before the commencement of this item; or

as if the amendment or repeal had not been made.

(2) Subitem (1) does not limit the operation of section 8 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901.

419 Transitional--pre-commencement notices

If:

(a) a provision in force immediately before the commencement of this item required that a notice set out the effect of one or more other provisions; and

(b) any or all of those other provisions are repealed by this Schedule; and

the amendment of the first-mentioned provision by this Schedule does not affect the validity of such a notice that was given before the commencement of this item.

Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Application of Criminal Code) Act 2001 (No. 24, 2001)

4 Application of amendments

(1) Subject to subsection (3), each amendment made by this Act applies to acts and omissions that take place after the amendment commences.

(2) For the purposes of this section, if an act or omission is alleged to have taken place between 2 dates, one before and one on or after the day on which a particular amendment commences, the act or omission is alleged to have taken place before the amendment commences.

Measures to Combat Serious and Organised Crime Act 2001
(No. 136, 2001)

Schedule 1

18 Transitional provision--pending applications

(1) Any application for a certificate authorising a controlled operation:

(a) that was made before the commencement of this Schedule; and

(b) about which a decision was not made before that commencement;

ceases to have effect on that commencement.

(2) However, this item does not prevent a new application being made after that commencement.

41 Transitional provision--quarterly reports to the Minister

If this Schedule does not commence at the beginning of a quarter, sections 15R and 15S of the Crimes Act 1914 as in force after that commencement do not require the reports relating to the quarter in which that commencement occurred to inform the Minister of:

(a) any decision made before that commencement; and

(b) any certificate given under section 15M of that Act before that commencement; and

However, sections 15R and 15S of that Act as in force immediately before that commencement continue to apply, after that commencement, in relation to any such decision or certificate.

48 Transitional provision--existing certificates

(1) Part IAB of the Crimes Act 1914 as amended by this Act does not apply to a certificate, given under section 15M of that Act, that was in force immediately before the commencement of this Schedule.

(2) However, Part IAB of that Act, as in force immediately before that commencement, continues to apply to such a certificate.

Schedule 4

51 Transitional--prescribed offices

(1) This item applies to an office that, immediately before the commencement of this item, was an office prescribed under subsection 23L(4) of the Crimes Act 1914.

(2) The office is taken to be, immediately after the commencement of this item, an office prescribed under subsection 23L(2) of the Crimes Act 1914 as amended by this Act.

Criminal Code Amendment (Espionage and Related Matters) Act 2002
(No. 91, 2002)

4 Transitional--pre-commencement offences

(1) Despite the amendment or repeal of a provision by a Schedule to this Act, that provision continues to apply, after the commencement of this section, in relation to:

(a) an offence committed before the commencement of this section; or

(b) proceedings for an offence alleged to have been committed before the commencement of this section; or

as if the amendment or repeal had not been made.

(2) Subsection (1) does not limit the operation of section 8 of the Acts Interpretation Act 1901.

Crimes Legislation Amendment (People Smuggling, Firearms Trafficking and Other Measures) Act 2002 (No. 141, 2002)

4 Transitional--items 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule 3

The amendments made by items 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule 3 apply to any sentence imposed after the commencement of those items, whether or not the offence concerned was committed before that commencement.

Crimes Legislation Enhancement Act 2003 (No. 41, 2003)

Schedule 1

5 Application

The amendment of subsection 4J(4) of the Crimes Act 1914 by this Schedule applies in relation to indictable offences committed after the start of the day on which this Act receives the Royal Assent.

7 Application

Section 4JA of the Crimes Act 1914 applies to proceedings for an offence that were instituted after this Act received the Royal Assent (whether the offence was committed before or after this Act received the Royal Assent).

7F Transitional provision for existing arrangements under subsection 23YUD(1)

An arrangement that:

(a) was entered into under subsection 23YUD(1) of the Crimes Act 1914 before the commencement of this item; and

(b) was in force immediately before this commencement;

continues in force after that commencement as if it had been entered into under that subsection as amended by this Schedule.

Schedule 3

42 Saving provision

(1) The amendments made by this Schedule do not invalidate:

(a) an instrument made under, or referring to, a Part of the Crimes Act 1914 whose heading is repealed and substituted by this Schedule; or

(b) anything done under such an instrument or such a Part.

(2) Subitem (1) has effect whether the instrument was made, or the thing was done, before or after this Act received the Royal Assent.

Anti-terrorism Act 2004 (No. 104, 2004)

4 Application of amendments

(1A) The amendment made by item 1B of Schedule 1 applies:

(a) to a person convicted of an offence on or after the commencement of this Act (whether or not the person was charged with the offence before the commencement of this Act); and

(b) to a person charged with an offence on or after the commencement of this Act.

(1B) The amendments made by items 1C, 1D and 1E of Schedule 1 apply in relation to minimum non-parole offences of which persons are convicted on or after the commencement of this Act, whether the offences were or are committed before, on or after that commencement.

Crimes Legislation Amendment (Telecommunications Offences and Other Measures) Act (No. 2) 2004 (No. 127, 2004)

Schedule 1

30 Saving--existing regulations respecting interception devices

(1) Regulations made for the purposes of paragraph 85ZKB(2)(c) of the Crimes Act 1914 and in force immediately before the commencement of item 1 of this Schedule continue in force as if they had been made for the purposes of subsection 474.4(3) of the Criminal Code as enacted by that item.

(2) Subitem (1) does not prevent amendment or repeal of the regulations referred to in that subitem.

31 Saving--offences against Part VIIB of the Crimes Act 1914

(1) For the purposes of the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979, prescribed offence includes an offence in relation to conduct (within the meaning of the Criminal Code) that:

(a) occurred before Part VIIB of the Crimes Act 1914 was repealed by this Act; and

(b) constituted an offence against a provision of that Part.

(2) Subsection 7(1) of the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 does not apply to, or in relation to, an act or thing done by an employee of a carrier (within the meaning of that Act) in the course of his or her duties for or in connection with the identifying or tracing of any person who has contravened, or is suspected of having contravened, a provision of Part VIIB of the Crimes Act 1914 before its repeal by this Act, where it is reasonably necessary for the employee to do that act or thing in order to perform those duties effectively.

Financial Framework Legislation Amendment Act 2005 (No. 8, 2005)

4 Saving of matters in Part 2 of Schedule 1

(1) If:

(a) a decision or action is taken or another thing is made, given or done; and

(b) the thing is taken, made, given or done under a provision of a Part 2 Act that had effect immediately before the commencement of this Act;

then the thing has the corresponding effect, for the purposes of the Part 2 Act as amended by this Act, as if it had been taken, made, given or done under the Part 2 Act as so amended.

(2) In this section:

Part 2 Act means an Act that is amended by an item in Part 2 of Schedule 1.

Schedule 1

496 Saving provision--Finance Minister's determinations

If a determination under subsection 20(1) of the Financial Management and Accountability Act 1997 is in force immediately before the commencement of this item, the determination continues in force as if it were made under subsection 20(1) of that Act as amended by this Act.

Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Serious Drug Offences and Other Measures) Act 2005 (No. 129, 2005)

Schedule 1

75 Application of amendments to conduct before and after commencement

(1) In this item:

earlier conduct means conduct engaged in before the commencement of this Schedule.

engage in conduct has the same meaning as in the Criminal Code.

later conduct means conduct engaged in after the commencement of this Schedule.

new law means Part 9.1 of the Criminal Code as in force from time to time.

old law means:

(a) the provisions of Division 2 of Part XIII of the Customs Act 1901 as in force from time to time before the commencement of this Schedule to the extent to which those provisions related to narcotic substances; and

(b) any law related to those provisions.

(2) The amendments made by this Schedule do not apply in relation to earlier conduct.

(3) Despite the amendments made by this Schedule, the old law continues to apply in relation to later conduct if:

(a) the later conduct is related to earlier conduct; and

(b) because of that relationship, the later conduct would have constituted a physical element (or a part of a physical element) of an offence against the old law, had the old law remained in force.

(4) If later conduct is alleged against a person in a prosecution for an offence against the old law, that conduct must not be alleged against the person in a prosecution for:

(a) an offence against the new law; or

(b) an offence related to an offence against the new law.

76 Transitional regulations

(1) The regulations may make provision for matters of a transitional nature (including any saving or application provisions) arising from the amendments or repeals made by this Schedule.

(2) The Governor-General may make regulations for the purposes of subitem (1).

Law and Justice Legislation Amendment (Video Link Evidence and Other Measures) Act 2005 (No. 136, 2005)

Schedule 1

7 Application of amendment--subsection 23B(1) of the Crimes Act 1914

The amendment of subsection 23B(1) of the Crimes Act 1914 made by this Schedule applies to a recording made after the commencement of this item.

19 Transitional--arrangements under subsection 23YUD(1) of the Crimes Act 1914

(1) This item applies to an arrangement if:

(a) the arrangement was entered into under subsection 23YUD(1) of the Crimes Act 1914; and

(b) the arrangement was in force immediately before the commencement of this item.

(2) The arrangement has effect, after the commencement of this item, as if it had been entered into under subsection 23YUD(1) of the Crimes Act 1914 as amended by this Schedule.

Anti-Terrorism Act (No. 2) 2005 (No. 144, 2005)

4 Review of anti-terrorism laws

(1) The Council of Australian Governments agreed on 27 September 2005 that the Council would, after 5 years, review the operation of:

(a) the amendments made by Schedules 1, 3, 4 and 5; and

(b) certain State laws.

(2) If a copy of the report in relation to the review is given to the Attorney-General, the Attorney-General must cause a copy of the report to be laid before each House of Parliament within 15 sitting days after the Attorney-General receives the copy of the report.

Crimes Act Amendment (Forensic Procedures) Act (No. 1) 2006
(No. 130, 2006)

Schedule 1

52 Transitional

For the purposes of the application of Part ID of the Crimes Act 1914 after the commencement of this item, a reference to the Commonwealth DNA database system is taken, in relation to a thing that happened before that commencement, to include a reference to the DNA database system (within the meaning of that Act as in force immediately before that commencement).

Crimes Amendment (Bail and Sentencing) Act 2006 (No. 171, 2006)

Schedule 1

6 Application of amendments

(1) The amendments made by items 1 to 3 of this Schedule apply, after the commencement of this Act, in relation to offences committed, or alleged to have been committed, before or after that commencement.

(2) The amendments made by items 4 to 5L of this Schedule do not apply in relation to offences committed before the commencement of this Act.

Crimes Legislation Amendment (Serious and Organised Crime) Act 2010 (No. 3, 2010)

Schedule 3

11 Relationship to other laws and matters

(1) Subject to this item and item 15, this Part is not intended to limit a discretion that a court has:

(a) to admit or exclude evidence in any proceedings; or

(b) to stay criminal proceedings in the interests of justice.

(2) In determining whether evidence should be admitted or excluded in any proceedings, the fact that the evidence was obtained as a result of a person engaging in criminal activity is, subject to subitem (5), to be disregarded if:

(a) the person was a participant in an operation authorised before commencement under a State controlled operations law, acting in the course of that operation; and

(b) the criminal activity was conduct constituting an offence for which a person would, but for item 12, be criminally responsible.

(3) This item applies to criminal activity engaged in before, on or after commencement.

(4) This item applies to the following:

(a) proceedings that were instituted before commencement, but have not been completed as at commencement;

(b) proceedings instituted on or after commencement;

(5) Despite subitem (4), if a court has determined before commencement that particular evidence be excluded, this item does not provide a ground of appeal against that determination.

12 Protection from criminal responsibility for conduct engaged in before, on or after commencement under a pre-commencement State authorisation

(1) This item applies to a participant in an operation authorised under a State controlled operations law if:

(a) the operation was authorised before commencement; and

(b) the participant engaged in conduct, whether before, on or after commencement, in the course of, and for the purposes of, the operation; and

(2) Despite any other law of the Commonwealth, the participant is not criminally responsible for the Commonwealth offence, if:

(a) the conduct was authorised by, and was engaged in in accordance with, the authority to conduct the controlled operation; and

(b) the conduct did not involve the participant intentionally inducing a person to commit a Commonwealth offence or an offence against a law of a State or Territory that the person would not otherwise have intended to commit; and

(i) cause the death of, or serious injury to, any person; or

(ii) involve the commission of a sexual offence against any person; and

(d) if the person is a civilian participant in the operation--he or she acts in accordance with the instructions of a law enforcement officer.

(3) Expressions used in this item have the same meanings as in the State controlled operations law under which the operation was authorised.

13 Effect of item 12 on other laws relating to criminal investigation

Item 12 does not apply to a person's conduct that is, or could have been, authorised under a Commonwealth law or a law of a State or Territory relating to the following:

(a) arrest or detention of individuals;

(b) searches of individuals;

(d) searches, inspections or seizures of other property;

(e) forensic procedure;

(f) electronic surveillance devices or telecommunications interception;

(g) identification procedures;

(h) the acquisition or use of assumed identities;

(i) any other matter concerning powers of criminal investigation.

14 Protection from criminal responsibility for certain ancillary conduct

(1) This item applies if:

(a) a person engaged in conduct ( the ancillary conduct), whether before, on or after commencement, that related to conduct (the related conduct) that:

(i) was engaged in before, on or after commencement by another person; and

(ii) constituted an offence for which a person would, but for item 12, be criminally responsible; and

(b) engaging in the ancillary conduct was or is an ancillary offence (within the meaning of the Criminal Code) in relation to the offence constituted by the related conduct.

(2) Despite any law of the Commonwealth, the person who engaged in the ancillary conduct is not criminally responsible for the ancillary offence if, at the time the person engaged in the ancillary conduct, he or she believed the related conduct was being engaged in, or would be engaged in, by a participant in an operation authorised before commencement under a State controlled operations law.

(3) Expressions used in this item have the same meanings as in the State controlled operations law under which the person believed the controlled conduct was being engaged in.

15 Evidence of authorities

A document purporting to be an authority granted under a State controlled operations law:

(a) is admissible in any legal proceedings; and

(b) in the absence of evidence to the contrary, is proof in any proceedings (not being criminal or disciplinary proceedings against a law enforcement officer) that the person granting the authority was satisfied of the facts he or she was required to be satisfied of to grant the authority.

16 Definitions

In this Part:

commencement means the commencement of this item.

State controlled operations law means:

(a) a law of a State or Territory; or

(b) a provision or provisions of a law of a State or Territory;

prescribed by the regulations for the purposes of this definition.

17 Controlled operations authorised before commencement continue under old law

(1) Despite the repeals and amendments made by this Part, the Crimes Act 1914, as in force immediately before the commencement of this item, continues to apply after that commencement, in relation to a pre-commencement controlled operation, as if those repeals and amendments had not happened.

(2) In this item:

pre-commencement controlled operation means a controlled operation authorised under Part IAB of the Crimes Act 1914 before the commencement of this item, whether or not the pre-commencement controlled operation had been completed as at that commencement.

18 Controlled operations--continuation of Division 3 of Part IAB

Despite the repeal of Division 3 of Part IAB of the Crimes Act 1914 by this Part, that Division, as in force immediately before the commencement of this item, is taken to continue in effect as if it had not been repealed.

19 Assumed identities--authorisations taken to be authority under new law

(1) This item applies to an authorisation that was granted under section 15XG of the Crimes Act 1914 immediately before the commencement of this item.

(2) The authorisation has effect, after the commencement of this item, as if it were an authority granted under section 15KB as inserted by this Schedule.

20 Assumed identities--continuation of old law in relation to States without corresponding laws

(1) Despite the repeal of Part IAC of the Crimes Act 1914 by this Schedule:

(a) section 15XH of that Act, as in force immediately before the commencement of this item, continues in effect after that commencement, in relation to a State or Territory that is not a participating jurisdiction, as if that repeal had not happened; and

(b) that Part, and any other provision of the Crimes Act 1914 that relates to the operation of that Part, continues in effect in relation to authorisations under that Part and assumed identities acquired or used under such authorisations as if that repeal had not happened.

(2) In this item:

participating jurisdiction has the same meaning as in section 15K of the Crimes Act 1914, as in force immediately after the commencement of this item.

Crimes Legislation Amendment (Serious and Organised Crime) Act (No. 2) 2010 (No. 4, 2010)

Schedule 2

11 Application

The amendments made by this Part apply in relation to:

(a) a thing seized before, on or after the commencement of this Part; and

(b) a document produced before, on or after the commencement of this Part.

25 Application

(1) The amendments made by this Part apply in relation to warrants issued on or after the commencement of this Part.

(2) However, section 3LA of the Crimes Act 1914 as amended by this Part applies in relation to orders under that section made after the commencement of the amendments. For this purpose it does not matter whether one or more of the following events occurred before, on or after that commencement:

(a) the issue of the warrant concerned;

(b) the removal or seizure of the computer or data storage device (if such removal or seizure is relevant to applying for or making the order concerned).

Schedule 6

2 Application of section 20BI of the Crimes Act 1914

Section 20BI of the Crimes Act 1914 (as amended by this Schedule) applies to findings made before, on or after the commencement of that section.

3 Transitional provision

(1) If appeal proceedings were started under section 570C of the Crimes Act 1958 of Victoria before the repeal of that section but those proceedings (including any proceedings for orders under subsection 570C(2) of that Act following the allowing of the appeal) were not completed before that repeal:

(a) section 20BI of the Crimes Act 1914 does not apply in relation to the finding that was the subject of the appeal proceedings, despite item 2; and

(b) the following provisions of the Crimes Act 1958 of Victoria, as in force immediately before their repeal by the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 of Victoria, continue to apply (as laws of the Commonwealth) in relation to the finding despite that repeal:

(i) section 570C;

(ii) section 570A as applied by section 570C;

(iii) other provisions so far as they relate to section 570C or section 570A as applied by section 570C.

Note 1: Before their repeal those provisions applied because of section 68 of the Judiciary Act 1903.

Note 2: Section 570C of the Crimes Act 1958 of Victoria provided for appeals to the Court of Appeal of Victoria from a finding by a jury in proceedings in the Trial Division of the Supreme Court of Victoria or in the County Court of Victoria that the accused was not fit to stand trial.

Note 3: Section 570C of the Crimes Act 1958 of Victoria provided for appeals by applying section 570A of that Act with modifications. Other provisions of that Act (such as section 570D and Division 3 of Part VI) related to appeals to the Court of Appeal (including appeals under section 570C of that Act).

(2) An instrument in force for the purposes of any of those provisions immediately before the repeal described in paragraph (1)(b) of the provision continues in force (despite that repeal) for the purposes of that provision as it continues to apply because of that paragraph.

Crimes Legislation Amendment (Sexual Offences Against Children) Act 2010 (No. 42, 2010)

Schedule 1

64 Application

The amendments made by items 62 and 63 apply in relation to a controlled operation authorised on or after the commencement of this item, whether the offence was committed before, on or after that commencement.

71 Application

Despite the amendments made by items 65, 68, 69 and 70, sections 15Y and 15YT of the Crimes Act 1914, as in force immediately before the commencement of this item, continue to apply in relation to an offence against Part IIIA of that Act, as in force before that commencement.

Schedule 2

9 Application of Part IE of the Crimes Act 1914

(1) Part IE of the Crimes Act 1914 applies in relation to Commonwealth child sex offences, whether the conduct constituting the offences occurred before, on or after the commencement of that Part.

(2) Part IE of the Crimes Act 1914 also applies in relation to the following offences constituted by conduct that occurred before the commencement of that Part as if they were Commonwealth child sex offences:

(a) an offence against former Part IIIA of the Crimes Act 1914 (which was about child sex tourism);

(b) an offence against section 474.19, 474.20, 474.22, 474.23, 474.26 or 474.27 of the Criminal Code as in force before the commencement of Schedule 1 to this Act;

(c) an offence against section 11.1, 11.4 or 11.5 of the Criminal Code relating to an offence described in paragraph (a) or (b) of this subitem;

(d) an offence against a provision described in paragraph (a) or (b) of this subitem taken to have been committed because of section 11.2, 11.2A or 11.3 of the Criminal Code;

(e) an offence against former Part IIIA of the Crimes Act 1914 taken to have been committed because of former section 5 of that Act;

(f) an offence against former section 7, 7A or 86 of the Crimes Act 1914 relating to an offence against former Part IIIA of that Act.

Crimes Amendment (Royal Flying Doctor Service) Act 2010
(No. 101, 2010)

Schedule 1

3 Application of amendments

(1) The amendment made by item 1 applies in relation to conduct engaged in by a person on or after the day the item commences.

(2) The amendment made by item 2 applies, on and after the day the item commences, in relation to conduct engaged in by a person before, on or after that day.

National Security Legislation Amendment Act 2010 (No. 127, 2010)

Schedule 3

18 Application

(1) Subject to subitem (2), the amendments made by this Schedule apply in relation to a person who is arrested after the commencement of this item.

(2) If:

(a) a person has been arrested more than once within any period of 48 hours; and

(b) the first of those arrests was made before the commencement of this item;

the amendments made by this Schedule do not apply in relation to the person for any later arrest that is made within that 48 hour period.

(3) However, in relation to a first arrest, disregard subitem (2) for a later arrest if:

(a) the later arrest is for a Commonwealth offence:

(i) that was committed after the end of the person's period of detention under Part IC of the Crimes Act 1914 for the first arrest; or

(ii) that arose in different circumstances to those in which any Commonwealth offence to which the first arrest relates arose, and for which new evidence has been found since the first arrest; and

(b) the person's questioning associated with the later arrest does not relate to:

(i) a Commonwealth offence to which the first arrest relates; or

(ii) the circumstances in which such an offence was committed.

(4) In this item:

Commonwealth offence has the same meaning as in Part IC of the Crimes Act 1914.

Schedule 6

4 Application

The amendments made by this Schedule apply on and after the commencement of this Schedule to:

(a) a proceeding relating to bail initiated on or after that commencement; and

(b) a proceeding relating to bail initiated before commencement, but only to the parts of the proceeding that occur after that commencement.

Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2011 (No. 2, 2011)

Schedule 3

23 Application of this Part

(1) The amendments made by this Part, other than items 14 and 22, apply in relation to any warrant issued in relation to a person after this Part commences.

(2) The amendment made by item 14 of this Schedule applies in relation to any thing seized under Division 2 of Part IAA of the Crimes Act 1914, whether before or after this Part commences.

(3) The amendment made by item 22 of this Schedule applies in relation to applications instituting proceedings in a court of competent jurisdiction that are made after this Part commences.

40 Application of items 30 to 39

The amendments made by items 30 to 39 of this Schedule apply to a thing seized or a document produced under Part IAA of the Crimes Act 1914, whether before or after this Part commences.

44 Application of this Part

The amendment made by this Part applies to any person who, after this Part commences, is taken into lawful custody in respect of an offence that is punishable by imprisonment for a period of 12 months or more.

Acts Interpretation Amendment Act 2011 (No. 46, 2011)

Schedule 3

10 Saving--appointments

The amendments made by Schedule 2 do not affect the validity of an appointment that was made under an Act before the commencement of this item and that was in force immediately before that commencement.

11 Transitional regulations

The Governor-General may make regulations prescribing matters of a transitional nature (including prescribing any saving or application provisions) relating to the amendments and repeals made by Schedules 1 and 2.

Crimes Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 2011 (No. 174, 2011)

Schedule 2

153 Application of amendments--the Crimes Act 1914

(1) The amendments of the Crimes Act 1914 made by items 151 and 152 of this Schedule apply as set out in this item.

(2) The amendments apply in relation to proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 started before, at or after the commencement of those items.

(3) The amendments apply under subitem (2) of this item regardless of whether the conduct giving rise to those proceedings occurred, or is suspected to have occurred, before, at or after the commencement of those items.

Extradition and Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Legislation Amendment Act 2012 (No. 7, 2012)

The following provision commences on 20 September 2012 unless proclaimed earlier:

Schedule 3

113 Application of amendments made by this Part

The amendments made by this Part apply in relation to a request by a foreign country that is under consideration on or after the day on which this Part commences, whether the request was made before, on or after that day.

Crimes Legislation Amendment (Powers and Offences) Act 2012
(No. 24, 2012)

Schedule 1

74 Saving--orders by senior constable

The amendment made by item 16 does not affect the validity of an order that is in force under section 23WN of the Crimes Act 1914 immediately before the commencement of that item.

75 Application provision

(1) The amendments made by items 22 to 26, 34, 35, 39, 48, 49, 50, 67, 70 and 72 apply in relation to the carrying out of forensic procedures starting on or after the commencement of those items.

(2) The amendments made by items 27 to 33 apply in relation to samples taken under Part ID of the Crimes Act 1914 on or after the commencement of those items.

(3) The amendments made by items 21, 40, 41, 43 and 45 to 47 apply in relation to orders made on or after the commencement of those items.

(4) The amendments made by items 42 and 44 apply in relation to applications made under section 23XWO of the Crimes Act 1914 on or after the commencement of those items.

(5) The amendment made by item 51 applies in relation to the giving of informed consent on or after the commencement of that item.

(6) The amendments made by items 53 to 55 do not affect the continuity of the Commonwealth DNA database system referred to in section 23YDAC of the Crimes Act 1914 or of the crime scene index referred to in that section.

(7) The amendments made by items 59 and 66 do not affect by implication the interpretation of sections 23YDAE and 23YO of the Crimes Act 1914 at a time before the commencement of those items.

(8) The amendments made by items 60 to 64 apply in relation to actions taken on or after the commencement of those items.

(9) The amendment made by item 65 applies in relation to material that, on or after the commencement of that item, is required by Part ID of the Crimes Act 1914 to be made available to a person.

Schedule 8

5 Application

The amendment made by item 4 of this Schedule applies in relation to an order that is made before, on or after the commencement of this item.

6 Pending applications to court

(1) If:

(a) an application is made to a court under paragraph 15A(1AA)(a) of the Crimes Act 1914 before the commencement of this item to impose a penalty described in:

(i) paragraph 15A(1AB)(a), (b), (c) or (d) of the old law; or

(ii) paragraph 15A(1AB)(g) of the old law to the extent that that paragraph relates to paragraph 15A(1AB)(a), (b), (c) or (d) of the old law; and

(b) at commencement, the court has not made an order in relation to the application;

the application is taken to have been withdrawn.

(2) In this item:

old law means section 15A of the Crimes Act 1914 as in force immediately before the commencement of this item.

7 Authority for past actions taken to enforce fines etc.

(1) This item applies in relation to an action taken, before the commencement of this item, by a person or authority (other than a court) to impose a penalty described in:

(a) paragraph 15A(1AB)(a), (b), (c) or (d) of the old law; or

(b) paragraph 15A(1AB)(g) of the old law to the extent that that paragraph relates to paragraph 15A(1AB)(a), (b), (c) or (d) of the old law.

(2) The person or authority had the power to take the action, and is taken always to have had the power to take the action, to impose such a penalty.

(3) In this item:

old law means section 15A of the Crimes Act 1914 as in force immediately before the commencement of this item.

The following provisions commence on 4 October 2012 unless proclaimed earlier:

Schedule 1

80 Application provision

The amendments made by this Part apply in relation to the giving of informed consent on or after the commencement of this Part.

Schedule 7

12 Application of amendments

Licences

(1) The amendments made by items 1, 9 and 11 of this Schedule apply in relation to a licence granted under section 19AP of the amended law at or after the commencement.

Parole

(2) The amendments made by items 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8 of this Schedule:

(a) apply in relation to a person for whom a non-parole period has been fixed, whether the person is sentenced before, at or after the commencement; but

(b) do not apply in relation to a person if a parole order has been made for the person under section 19AL of the old law.

(3) Paragraph 19AL(2)(b) of the amended law applies in accordance with subitem (2) in relation to a person for whom an order has been made under paragraph 19AL(2)(b) of the old law (directing that the person not be released on parole) as if the Attorney-General had refused to make a parole order for the person at the commencement.

Note: This means the Attorney-General will be required to reconsider making a parole order for the person within 12 months of the commencement.

Supervision periods for licences and parole

(4) The amendments made by items 5, 7 and 10 of this Schedule apply in relation to a parole order made under section 19AL of the amended law, or a licence granted under section 19AP of the amended law, at or after the commencement.

Definitions

(5) In this item:

amended law means the Crimes Act 1914, as in force at and after the commencement.

commencement means the commencement of this item.

old law means the Crimes Act 1914, as in force immediately before the commencement.

Commonwealth Consolidated Acts

CRIMES ACT 1914 - NOTES

Commencement information
Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
Provision(s)	Commencement	Date/Details
29. Schedule 2, item 14	Immediately after the time specified in the Crimes Amendment (Enforcement of Fines) Act 1998 for the commencement of item 3 of Schedule 1 to that Act.	29 June 1998