262State of mind

#### 262 State of mind Scope (1) This section applies to proceedings for a civil penalty order against a person for a contravention of any of the following civil penalty provisions: (a) subsection 47(1); (b) subsection 47(2); (c) subsection 55B(1); (d) subsection 55B(2); (e) subsection 57(2); (f) subsection 58(2); (fa) subsection 58AA(1); (fb) subsection 58AA(2); (fc) subsection 58AB(2); (g) subsection 59(3); (ga) subsection 59(3A); (h) subsection 59(4); (i) subsection 60(3); (ia) subsection 60(3A); (j) subsection 60(4); (k) subsection 63(1); (l) subsection 64(1); (m) subsection 64(3); (ma) subsection 64B(1); (mb) subsection 64D(3); (mc) subsection 64E(3); (md) subsection 64F(1); (me) subsection 64J(1); (n) subsection 66(1); (o) subsection 66(2); (p) subsection 66(3); (q) subsection 66(4); (r) subsection 71A(1); (ra) subsection 92H(1); (rb) subsection 92H(2); (rc) subsection 92H(3); (s) subsection 151(1); (t) subsection 151(2); (u) subsection 218(2); (v) subsection 219(2); (w) subsection 221(4); (x) subsection 227(2); (y) subsection 228(2); (z) subsection 228(3). State of mind (2) In the proceedings, it is not necessary to prove: (a) the person’s intention; or (b) the person’s knowledge; or (c) the person’s recklessness; or (d) the person’s negligence; or (e) any other state of mind of the person. (3) Subsection (2) does not affect the operation of section 261.