sec.29Inaccurate information about local sentence registered interstate

sec.29 Inaccurate information about local sentence registered interstate

This section applies if— a local sentence is registered in an interstate jurisdiction under part 4 ; and the local authority becomes aware that information about the local sentence or the offender recorded in the register kept under the corresponding law of the interstate jurisdiction (the interstate register ) is not, or is no longer, accurate. The local authority must tell the interstate authority for the interstate jurisdiction how the information in the interstate register needs to be changed to be accurate. Without limiting subsection (2) , the local authority must tell the interstate authority about— any part of the local sentence served in Queensland between the making of the request to register the sentence in the interstate jurisdiction and its registration in the interstate jurisdiction; or the outcome of any appeal or review in Queensland affecting the local sentence. (sec.29-ssec.1) This section applies if— a local sentence is registered in an interstate jurisdiction under part 4 ; and the local authority becomes aware that information about the local sentence or the offender recorded in the register kept under the corresponding law of the interstate jurisdiction (the interstate register ) is not, or is no longer, accurate. (sec.29-ssec.2) The local authority must tell the interstate authority for the interstate jurisdiction how the information in the interstate register needs to be changed to be accurate. (sec.29-ssec.3) Without limiting subsection (2) , the local authority must tell the interstate authority about— any part of the local sentence served in Queensland between the making of the request to register the sentence in the interstate jurisdiction and its registration in the interstate jurisdiction; or the outcome of any appeal or review in Queensland affecting the local sentence.

• (a) a local sentence is registered in an interstate jurisdiction under part 4 ; and
• (b) the local authority becomes aware that information about the local sentence or the offender recorded in the register kept under the corresponding law of the interstate jurisdiction (the interstate register ) is not, or is no longer, accurate.
• (a) any part of the local sentence served in Queensland between the making of the request to register the sentence in the interstate jurisdiction and its registration in the interstate jurisdiction; or
• (b) the outcome of any appeal or review in Queensland affecting the local sentence.