322AMaintenance and certain other offences abolished 408

322A Maintenance and certain other offences abolished 408

Part IB—Abolition of historical classifications 409

322B Abolition of distinctions between felony and misdemeanour 409

322C Nomenclature 409

322D Transitional provisions 410

322E Treason and misprision of treason not affected 411

322F Other enactments not affected 411

Part IC—Self-defence, duress, sudden or extraordinary emergency and intoxication 412

Division 1—General 412

322G Application of Part 412

322H Definitions 412

322I Onus of proof 412

322J Evidence of family violence 412

Division 2—Self-defence 415

322K Self-defence 415

322L Self-defence does not apply to a response to lawful conduct 416

322M Family violence and self-defence 416

322N Abolition of self-defence at common law 417

Division 3—Duress 417

322O Duress 417

322P Family violence and duress 417

322Q Abolition of duress at common law 418

Division 4—Sudden or extraordinary emergency 418

322R Sudden or extraordinary emergency 418

322S Abolition of necessity at common law 418

Division 5—Intoxication 418

322T Intoxication 418

Part II—Offenders 421

Division 1—Abettors, accessories and concealers of offences 421

(1) Complicity in commission of offences 421

323 Interpretation 421

324 Person involved in commission of offence taken to have committed the offence 422

324A Other offenders need not be prosecuted or found guilty 423

324AB Complicity with child who may not be criminally responsible 423