CRIMINAL RECORDS ACT 1991 - As at 28 November 2018 - Act 8 of 1991
- As at 28 November 2018
- Act 8 of 1991
Table of Provisions
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
- 1 Name of Act
- 2 Commencement
- 3 Objects of this Act
- 4 Definitions
- 5 Findings and orders treated as convictions for the purposes of this Act
- 6 Construction of certain provisions of this Act
- 7 Which convictions are capable of becoming spent?
- 8 When is a conviction spent?
- 9 What is the crime-free period for convictions of courts (other than the Children's Court)?
- 10 What is the crime-free period for orders of the Children's Court?
- 11 How are traffic offences to be dealt with?
PART 3 - CONSEQUENCES OF A CONVICTION BECOMING SPENT
Division 1 - General
- 12 What are the consequences of a conviction becoming spent?
- 13 Unlawful disclosure of information concerning spent convictions
- 14 Improper obtaining of information concerning spent convictions
Division 2 - Exclusions
- 15 Employment in certain occupations
- 16 Proceedings before courts
- 17 Civic office
PART 4 - QUASHED CONVICTIONS AND PARDONS
PART 4A - EXTINGUISHING CONVICTIONS FOR HISTORICAL HOMOSEXUAL OFFENCES
- 19A Definitions
- 19B Application to have eligible homosexual offence convictions extinguished
- 19C Eligible homosexual offence convictions may be extinguished
- 19D Persons and bodies to provide information to Secretary
- 19E Administrative review by Civil and Administrative Tribunal of decision of Secretary relating to conviction
- 19F What are the consequences of a conviction becoming an extinguished conviction?
- 19G Unlawful disclosure of information concerning extinguished convictions
- 19H Improper obtaining of information concerning extinguished convictions
- 19I Conviction may cease being an extinguished conviction
PART 5 - MISCELLANEOUS
- 20 Act binds the Crown
- 21 Act does not authorise contravention of other laws
- 22 Act does not affect certain other lawful acts
- 23 Destruction of records
- 24 Proceedings for offences
- 25 Regulations