Crimes (Criminal Organisations Control) Act 2012
27NWhen interstate control order cannot be registered
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27N When interstate control order cannot be registered
27N When interstate control order cannot be registered
An application for registration of an interstate control order cannot be made, and an interstate control order cannot be registered, if—
(a) the respondent is subject to a control order or interim control order under Part 3, or
(b) any of the following apply to the order—
(i) the law of the jurisdiction in which the order was made specifies a period within which the respondent may appeal against the order, and that period is still running,
(ii) the determination of an application by the respondent for leave to appeal against the order (whether made before or after any appeal period has expired) is pending,
(iii) the determination of an appeal by the respondent against the order is pending.
pt 3A, divs 1–3 (ss 27A–27Y): Ins 2013 No 12, Sch 1 [9].