Commonwealth Consolidated Acts
(a) neither the sentence of
imprisonment imposed by the Australian court nor the conviction on which it is
based is subject to appeal; and
(b) subject to subsection (3), the acts or omissions constituting the
offence on account of which the prisoner is serving the sentence in
Australia would, if the acts or omissions had occurred in the transfer
country, have constituted an offence in the transfer country; and
(c) if the sentence of imprisonment is determinateon the day of
receipt of the request for transfer at least 6 months of the
prisoner's sentence remains to be served (whether or not the prisoner
has been released on parole), or a shorter period remains to be served
and the Attorney-General has determined that, in the circumstances,
transfer for a shorter period is acceptable.
(a) neither the sentence of imprisonment imposed by the
Australian court nor the acquittal or finding of unfitness to stand
trial on which it is based is subject to appeal; and
(b) subject to subsection (3), the acts or omissions constituting the
offence:
(i) in respect of which the prisoner was charged but acquitted on the
ground of mental impairment or found unfit to stand trial; and
(ii) on account of which the prisoner is serving the sentence in Australia;
would, if the acts or omissions had occurred in the transfer country, have
constituted an offence in the transfer country; and
(c) if the sentence of imprisonment is determinateon the day of
receipt of the request for transfer at least 6 months of the
prisoner's sentence remains to be served (whether or not any review
affecting the duration of the sentence is pending), or a shorter
period remains to be served and the Attorney-General has determined
that, in the circumstances of the case, transfer for a shorter period
is acceptable.