(a) inducing or encouraging
another person to engage in criminal activity or corrupt conduct of a kind
that the other person could not reasonably be expected to engage in unless so
induced or encouraged, or
(b) engaging in conduct that is likely to seriously
endanger the health or safety of that or any other participant, or any other
person, or to result in serious loss or damage to property, or
(c) engaging
in conduct that involves the commission of a sexual offence against any
person.
(2) A person must not be authorised to participate in a
controlled operation unless the chief executive officer is satisfied that the
person has the appropriate skills to participate in the operation.
(b) must not be authorised to engage in a
controlled activity unless it is wholly impracticable for the
civilian participant to participate in the aspect of the controlled operation
referred to in paragraph (a) without engaging in that activity.
