(d) an official law
report of the prescribed sexual offence proceedings or any official
publication in the course of, and for the purposes of, those proceedings,
(e)
the supply of transcripts of the prescribed sexual offence proceedings to
persons with a genuine interest in those proceedings or for genuine research
purposes, or
(f) a publication made after the complainant's death.
(5) A
Judge or Justice shall not authorise a publication under subsection (4) (a)
unless the Judge or Justice--
(a) has sought and considered any views of the
complainant, and
(b) is satisfied that the publication is in the public
interest.
(6) The prohibition contained in this section applies in addition
to any other prohibition or restriction imposed by law on the publication of
any matter relating to prescribed sexual offence proceedings.
(7) Proceedings
for an offence against this section shall be dealt with summarily before--
(b) the Supreme Court in its summary jurisdiction.
(8)
If proceedings for an offence against this Act are brought before the Local
Court, the maximum penalty that the Local Court may impose on a corporation is
50 penalty units.
(9) Proceedings for an offence against this section that
are brought before the Local Court must be commenced within 2 years of the
date of the alleged offence.