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Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order) Act 2004
sec.91Taking fingerprints
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### sec.91 Taking fingerprints
This section applies to a reportable offender who, before the commencement—
made an initial report of the offender’s personal details to the police commissioner after receiving a notice under section 54(5); and
when making the initial report, was not required to allow a police officer to take, or cause a person authorised by the officer to take, the offender’s fingerprints.
The police commissioner must, by written notice, require the reportable offender to allow a police officer to take, or cause a person authorised by the officer to take, the offender’s fingerprints when the offender is next required under this Act to make a report.
s 91 ins 2017 No. 14 s 37
(sec.91-ssec.1) This section applies to a reportable offender who, before the commencement— made an initial report of the offender’s personal details to the police commissioner after receiving a notice under section 54(5); and when making the initial report, was not required to allow a police officer to take, or cause a person authorised by the officer to take, the offender’s fingerprints.
(sec.91-ssec.2) The police commissioner must, by written notice, require the reportable offender to allow a police officer to take, or cause a person authorised by the officer to take, the offender’s fingerprints when the offender is next required under this Act to make a report.
- (a) made an initial report of the offender’s personal details to the police commissioner after receiving a notice under section 54(5); and
- (b) when making the initial report, was not required to allow a police officer to take, or cause a person authorised by the officer to take, the offender’s fingerprints.