Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005
39Exception—offender outside ACT
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39 Exception—offender outside ACT This division does not apply to a registrable offender in relation to a year if the offender is outside the ACT for the last 7 days before the relevant time for the offender’s report in that year. J first reported his personal details to the chief police officer on 14 October 2005. However, J is out of the ACT from 1 October 2006 to 1 November 2006. Because of this section, J does not have to report his details on or before 31 October 2006. However, J must report his intention to travel outside the ACT (see s 42) and, when J returns to the ACT for 7 days, he will have to report any change to his personal details (see s 55). 40 Exception—offender’s reporting obligations suspended
41 Exception—protected registrable offender 42 Offender leaving ACT must report travel details (a) leaves the ACT; and (b) intends to travel— (i) outside the ACT but within Australia for 7 or more consecutive days; or (ii) outside Australia. (2) The registrable offender must report the following details (the travel details), in person, to the chief police officer at least 7 days before leaving: (a) each State, Territory or foreign country where the offender intends to go while outside the ACT; (b) the approximate dates when the offender intends to be in each State, Territory or foreign country; (c) each address or location in each State, Territory or foreign country where the offender intends to live (to the extent that they are known) and the approximate dates when the offender intends to live at the addresses or locations;
(d) if the offender intends to return to the ACT—the approximate date when the offender intends to return; (e) if the offender does not intend to return to the ACT—a statement of that intention. period has ended before the offender leaves the ACT.