(1) A
"registrable person" is a person whom a court has at any time (whether before,
on or after the commencement of this section) sentenced in respect of a
registrable offence, and includes a corresponding registrable person.
(i) a single offence involving sexual touching or a sexual act, or
(ii) a single offence under section 91H of the Crimes Act 1900 or an offence
of producing, disseminating or possessing child abuse material (in whatever
terms expressed) under the laws of a foreign jurisdiction, or
(iv) a single offence (including an offence committed under the laws of a
foreign jurisdiction) that falls within a class of offence the regulations
prescribe for the purposes of this subparagraph, or
(v) a single offence an
element of which is an intention to commit an offence of a kind listed in this
paragraph, or
(vi) a single offence of attempting, or of conspiracy or
incitement, to commit an offence of a kind listed in this paragraph, or
Note
: Savings and transitional provisions in Schedule 2 provide that references to
certain offences in this paragraph are taken to include references to certain
earlier offences under provisions that have since been repealed.
(d) is a
person whom a court has found guilty of a registrable offence before 15
October 2001, unless the person is an existing controlled person or the
offence results in the making of a child protection registration order against
the person.
(3) A person is not a registrable person if the person is
receiving protection under a foreign witness protection law specified by the
regulations for the purposes of this subsection, or has the same status as
such a person under an order made under a corresponding Act specified by the
regulations for the purposes of this section.
