COMMUNITY PROTECTION (OFFENDER REPORTING) ACT 2004 - SECT 46
COMMUNITY PROTECTION (OFFENDER REPORTING) ACT 2004 - SECT 46
46 . Length of reporting period
(1) A reportable
offender must continue to comply with the reporting obligations imposed by
this Part for 8 years, if he or she has only ever been found guilty of a
single Class 2 offence.
(2) A reportable
offender must continue to comply with the reporting obligations imposed by
this Part for 15 years, if he or she —
(a) has
only ever been found guilty of a single Class 1 offence; or
(b) has
only ever been found guilty of 2 Class 3 offences; or
(c) has
ever been found guilty of more than one reportable offence but is not covered
by subsection (3).
(3) A reportable
offender must continue to comply with the reporting obligations imposed by
this Part for the remainder of his or her life, if he or she is a reportable
offender in respect of —
(a) a
Class 1 offence, and he or she then commits and is found guilty of a Class 1
offence, a Class 2 offence or a Class 3 offence; or
(b) a
Class 2 offence or a Class 3 offence, and he or she then commits and is found
guilty of a Class 1 offence; or
(c) a
Class 2 offence, and he or she then commits and is found guilty of a Class 2
offence or a Class 3 offence and has ever been found guilty of —
(i)
3 or more Class 2 offences; or
(ii)
2 or more Class 3 offences;
or
(d) a
Class 3 offence, and he or she then commits and is found guilty of a Class 2
offence and has ever been found guilty of 3 or more Class 2 offences; or
(e) a
Class 3 offence, and he or she then commits and is found guilty of a Class 3
offence.
(4) A reference in
this section to an offence includes an offence committed before the
commencement of this section.
(5) For the purposes
of this section, a person is a reportable offender in respect of a Class 3
offence if the person is sentenced for a Class 3 offence and has previously
been found guilty of another Class 3 offence.
(6) For the purposes
of this section —
(a) 2 or
more offences arising from the same incident are to be treated as a single
offence; and
(b) 2 or
more offences arising from the same incident are to be treated as a single
Class 1 offence if at least one of those offences is a Class 1 offence; and
(c) 2 or
more offences arising from the same incident are to be treated as a single
Class 3 offence if at least one of those offences is a Class 3 offence.