13Effect of quashing of finding of guilt etc

13 Effect of quashing of finding of guilt etc (1) A person stops being a registrable offender if— (a) the person is a registrable offender because of only a single finding of guilt for a registrable offence and either— (i) the finding of guilt is quashed or set aside by a court; or (ii) the person’s sentence for the offence is reduced or otherwise amended on appeal so that the person would have been a person mentioned in section 9 (1) (b) or (c) had the amended sentence been the original sentence; or (b) the person is a registrable offender only because the person is subject to a child sex offender registration order and the order is quashed or set aside on appeal. (2) However, the person does not stop being a registrable offender under subsection (1) (a) (i) if the court orders that the person be retried for the registrable offence.

Division 2.2.1 Child sex offender registration orders—generally Part 2.2 Child sex offender registration orders Division 2.2.1 Child sex offender registration orders—generally 14 What is a child sex offender registration order? A child sex offender registration order, in relation to a person, is— (a) an order made under section 15 (1) or section 18C; or (b) a corresponding child sex offender registration order.