Northern Territory Consolidated Acts Northern Territory Consolidated Acts(1) The following persons are eligible to be registered in relation to an offender:
(a) a person who suffers an injury as a direct result of the relevant offence (an injured person );
(b) a legal guardian of an injured person who is a child or suffers from a disability;
(c) with the approval of the Director – a concerned person.
(2) For subsection (1)(c), a concerned person is any of the following persons:
(a) a primary care-giver or family member of an injured person;
(b) a person nominated by an injured person to receive information on his or her behalf;
(c) if the relevant offence is an offence against section 211 of the Criminal Code – a person against whom the offender threatens or uses violence during the commission of the relevant offence;
(d) if the relevant offence is an offence against section 213 of the Criminal Code – a person inside the building during the commission of the relevant offence;
(e) a person on whose behalf a domestic violence order is in force under the Domestic and Family Violence Act against the offender at the time the offender committed, or is sentenced for, the relevant offence;
(f) a person against whom the offender has a history of using domestic violence;
(g) a primary care-giver or family member of a person mentioned in paragraph (e) or (f);
(h) a person who has a substantial concern with the relevant offence.
(3) In this section:
"injury" has the same meaning as in the Victims of Crime Assistance Act .