12Contents of statutory notices—the Act, s 22(1A)(b), (f)(viii) and (g)

12 Contents of statutory notices—the Act, s 22(1A)(b), (f)(viii) and (g)

12 Contents of statutory notices—the Act, s 22(1A)(b), (f)(viii) and (g)

(1) A statutory notice must include the following—

(a) the date on which the notice is given,

(b) the place at which the notice is given,

(c) the name of the registrable person,

(d) for a statutory notice other than a written notice required to be given to a person under the Act, section 3J(2)(a)(ii)—details of the registrable person’s reporting period, including—

(i) the date on which the reporting period ends, and

(ii) that the end date may be changed, and

(iii) that, if the end date is changed, a new notice will be given to the registrable person,

(d1) for a statutory notice required to be given to a person under the Act, section 3J(2)(a)(ii)—details of the registrable person’s reporting period, including—

(i) the length of the reporting period, and

(ii) information about when the reporting period will commence,

(e) for a statutory notice other than a written notice required to be given to a person under the Act, section 3J(2)(a)(ii)—a signature block for the registrable person to record the registrable person’s signature.

(2) The person giving the statutory notice to the registrable person must—

(a) ask the registrable person to record the registrable person’s signature in the relevant signature block on a copy of the statutory notice, and

(b) if the registrable person refuses to record the registrable person’s signature as requested—record that fact on the copy of the statutory notice.

(3) Subsection (2) does not apply if the statutory notice being given is a written notice required to be given under the Act, section 3J(2)(a)(ii).

(4) The sentencing court must keep a copy of each statutory notice given on the court’s behalf.

(5) The supervising authority must keep a record summarising the information referred to in subsections (1) and (2) for each statutory notice given on the authority’s behalf.