Crimes (Child Sex Offenders) Act 2005
66Reports by offenders with disability
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66 Reports by offenders with disability (1) A registrable offender is taken to have made a report in person if— (a) the offender has a disability that makes it impracticable for the offender to make a report in person; and (b) 1 of the following people makes the report, in person, for the (i) the offender’s parent or guardian;
(ii) the offender’s carer; (iii) someone else nominated by the offender; and (c) the offender accompanies the person when the person makes the report (unless the offender’s disability makes it impracticable). (2) A registrable offender is taken to have made a report in another way if— (a) the registrable offender has a disability that makes it impracticable for the offender to make a report in that way; and (b) 1 of the following people makes the report in that way for the (i) the offender’s parent or guardian; (ii) the offender’s carer; (iii) someone else nominated by the offender.