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Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order) Act 2004
sec.12GAppeal under Mental Health Act 2016
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### sec.12G Appeal under Mental Health Act 2016
If a court makes an offender reporting order against a person under section 12C , the person may appeal against the making of the order under the Mental Health Act 2016 .
If a court refuses an application for the imposition of an offender reporting order against a person under section 12C , the Attorney-General may appeal against the refusal under the Mental Health Act 2016 .
For subsections (1) and (2) , the Mental Health Act 2016 applies as if—
the order or refusal were a decision of the Mental Health Court; and
a reference in the Mental Health Act 2016 to the Mental Health Court were a reference to the court that made the order or refused the application.
s 12G ins 2023 No. 21 s 3
(sec.12G-ssec.1) If a court makes an offender reporting order against a person under section 12C , the person may appeal against the making of the order under the Mental Health Act 2016 .
(sec.12G-ssec.2) If a court refuses an application for the imposition of an offender reporting order against a person under section 12C , the Attorney-General may appeal against the refusal under the Mental Health Act 2016 .
(sec.12G-ssec.3) For subsections (1) and (2) , the Mental Health Act 2016 applies as if— the order or refusal were a decision of the Mental Health Court; and a reference in the Mental Health Act 2016 to the Mental Health Court were a reference to the court that made the order or refused the application.
- (a) the order or refusal were a decision of the Mental Health Court; and
- (b) a reference in the Mental Health Act 2016 to the Mental Health Court were a reference to the court that made the order or refused the application.