74Regulation-making power

74 Regulation-making power (1) The Executive may make regulations for this Act. (2) A regulation may make provision in relation to the following: (a) referring entities for table 22, item 6; (b) the qualifications and experience of convenors, for section 40 (2) (a); (c) the functions of convenors, for section 41 (1) (k); (d) the keeping of a database of restorative justice information, for section 71.

page 60 Crimes (Restorative Justice) Act 2004 (see s 3) Note 1 The Legislation Act contains definitions and other provisions relevant to this Act. Note 2 For example, the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1 defines the following terms: • ACT • adult • amend • chief police officer • child • Childrens Court • director-general (see s 163) • director of public prosecutions (or DPP) • domestic partner (see s 169 (1)) • found guilty (of an offence) • Legislative Assembly • Magistrates Court • property • quarter • sentence administration board • Supreme Court • the Territory • victims of crime commissioner. adult offender—see section 12. child offender, in relation to an offence—see section 12. child victim—see section 11. commission, of an offence that is alleged to have been committed— see section 12. convenor means a person appointed as a convenor for part 8 (Restorative justice conferences and agreements) under section 40.

court referral order—see section 27 (2). director-general (children and young people)—see section 22 (3). director-general (corrections)—see section 22 (3). director-general (restorative justice)—see section 22 (3). Note If the Act refers simply to the director-general, this is a reference to the director-general of the administrative unit responsible for the administration of this Act (see Legislation Act, s 163). eligible offender—see section 19. eligible parent—see section 18. eligible victim—see section 17. less serious family violence offence—see section 12. less serious offence— see section 12. less serious sexual offence—see section 12. objects, of this Act—see section 6. offence—see section 12. offender—see section 12. parent—see section 11. personal characteristics, of a victim, or a parent of a child victim, or offender—see section 29. referred—see section 10. referring entity— (a) see section 22; but (b) for part 8 (Restorative justice conferences and agreements)—see section 38; and (c) for division 9.2 (Reporting and records)—see section 67.

page 62 Crimes (Restorative Justice) Act 2004 required participant, in a restorative justice conference, for part 8 (Restorative justice conferences and agreements)—see section 42. restorative justice—see section 10. restorative justice agreement—see section 50. restorative justice conference means a conference called for part 8 (Restorative justice conferences and agreements). restorative justice guidelines—see section 61. section 24 referral conditions—see section 24. sentence-related order, for an offender who is found guilty of an offence—see section 13. serious family violence offence—see section 12. serious offence—see section 12. serious sexual offence—see section 12. sexual offence—see section 12. substitute participant, for part 8 (Restorative justice conferences and agreements)—see section 43. suitable—section 10. suitable parent—see section 35. suitable victim—see section 34. victim—see section 11. young offender—see section 12.