Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Act 2000
10ARegistrable person must report changes in relevant personal information
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10A Registrable person must report changes in relevant personal information
10A Registrable person must report changes in relevant personal information
(1) During a registrable person’s reporting period, the registrable person must notify the Commissioner of Police of a change in the registrable person’s relevant personal information—
(a) if the change occurs when the registrable person is in New South Wales and not in government custody—
(i) for information referred to in Schedule 1C, clause 9—within 24 hours after the change occurs, or
(ii) otherwise—within 5 days after the change occurs, or
(b) if the change occurs when the registrable person is in government custody in New South Wales—within 5 days after the registrable person ceases to be in government custody, or
(c) if the change occurs when the registrable person is not in New South Wales—within 5 days after the registrable person enters New South Wales.
(2) A change in a registrable person’s relevant personal information includes if relevant personal information previously included in a personal information report no longer applies to the registrable person.
(3) To avoid doubt, a change in a registrable person’s relevant personal information includes the following—
(a) starting or ceasing to reside at particular premises,
(b) starting or ceasing work,
(c) acquiring or disposing of a relevant vehicle or other transport,
(d) starting or ceasing to use a telephone number, carriage service or internet service provider,
(e) a child starting or ceasing to reside with the registrable person.
s 10A: Ins 2024 No 62, Sch 1[33].