Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Act 2000
3LCorresponding registrable persons
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3L Corresponding registrable persons
3L Corresponding registrable persons
(1) In this Act, a corresponding registrable person means—
(a) a person who—
(i) has at any time been—
(A) in a foreign jurisdiction, and
(B) required, other than because the person is a registrable person in New South Wales, to report to the corresponding registrar in that jurisdiction, and
(ii) would, if still in that jurisdiction, be required, other than because the person is a registrable person in New South Wales, to report to the corresponding registrar, or
(b) a person who—
(i) has been found guilty in a foreign jurisdiction of a Class 1 offence or a Class 2 offence, and
(ii) has been required, as a consequence of having been found guilty of the offence, to report in that jurisdiction information about the person to a person or body exercising functions substantially similar to the functions of the Commissioner of Police under this Act, and
(iii) would, if still in that jurisdiction, be required to report the person’s information.
(2) Subject to the regulations, a person is a corresponding registrable person under subsection (1) even if the offence in relation to which the person is required to report in the foreign jurisdiction is not a registrable offence under this Act.
(3) The regulations may exclude a person or class of persons from being a corresponding registrable person.
s 3L: Ins 2024 No 62, Sch 1[18].