(c)
on the application of the police commissioner under the Child Protection
(Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order) Act 2004 , section 74A (5)
; or
(d) subject to section 41(5) , to reflect a coroner’s findings if the
findings differ from the information entered on a register.
(2) The registrar
may correct a register—
(a) on the order of a non-Queensland court; or
(b)
to reflect a finding made on inquiry under section 43; or
(c) on the
application, in the prescribed form, of a person who can provide correct
information to the registrar; or
(d) to ensure the particulars in an entry
about a registrable event conform with the most reliable information about the
registrable event that is available to the registrar.
Example of paragraph
(a)—
The registrar might correct a register if a Commonwealth court found
that a particular person was the parent of a child.
(3) The registrar may
correct a register—
(a) by adding, or cancelling, an entry in the register;
or
(b) by adding, amending or deleting particulars in an entry in the
register.
(4) The registrar need not correct a register in relation to
historical information.
(5) A certificate from an entry that contains
corrected information must show the most recent information.
(6) However, the
certificate may also show information that has been corrected if the registrar
considers it necessary.
(7) In this section—
"police commissioner" means the commissioner of the Queensland Police Service.
