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Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005
104Reporting obligations notice to be given when person
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104 Reporting obligations notice to be given when person
becomes registrable offender
(1) An entity prescribed by regulation for this section must give a
registrable offender a reporting obligations notice as soon as
practicable, but no later than 14 days after the day any of the
following events happen:
(a) the offender is sentenced for a registrable offence;
(b) the offender is released from government custody (whether or
not the person was in government custody for a registrable
offence);
(c) the offender is released from full-time government custody for
a registrable offence;
(d) the offender enters the ACT, and remains in the ACT for 7 days,
if the offender has not previously been given notice of the
offender’s reporting obligations in the ACT;
(e) the offender becomes a prescribed corresponding offender, if the
offender is in the ACT at the time.
(2) An entity is not required to give a reporting obligations notice if the
notice has been given by someone else.
(3) Despite anything in this part, a regulation may provide that a reporting
obligations notice is not required to state the registrable offender’s
reporting period if the regulation requires a notice containing that
information to be given when the offender reports the offender’s
personal details in person under this chapter.