Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Regulation 2025
20Identification of registrable person’s representative—the Act, s 22(1A)(a)
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20 Identification of registrable person’s representative—the Act, s 22(1A)(a)
20 Identification of registrable person’s representative—the Act, s 22(1A)(a)
(1) A registrable person’s representative must, when attending a police station to make a report to a police officer under the Act, section 12A(4) or (5)—
(a) advise the police officer of the capacity in which the person is attending, and
(b) produce the following identity documents to the police officer—
(i) an Australian driver licence and another identification document, or
(ii) if the representative does not have an Australian driver licence—
(A) an identification document specified in the Act, section 12D(2)(a)–(d), and
(B) another identification document.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a registrable person’s representative if the police officer is satisfied of the representative’s identity.
(3) In this section—
Australian driver licence has the same meaning as in the Road Transport Act 2013.
identification document means an identification document under the Act, section 12D(2).
representative, in relation to a registrable person, means a parent, guardian, carer or other person nominated by the registrable person to make a report on the registrable person’s behalf.