61ODisclosure of criminal intelligence to offender

61O Disclosure of criminal intelligence to offender (a) criminal intelligence is proposed to be used in a proceeding for the sentencing of an offender for a schedule offence; and (b) the director of public prosecutions does not withdraw the (2) The court must hear submissions from the director of public prosecutions and the defence about whether access to the criminal intelligence should be given to the defence. (3) If the court is satisfied that the defence must be given access to the criminal intelligence, the court may order access to the intelligence in a form and on any condition the court considers appropriate. (4) However, if the director of public prosecutions objects to access being given to the defence or the form or any condition of that access, the director may withdraw the information from the proceeding before the defence has access to the intelligence. Part 5.1 Imprisonment—start and end of sentences Part 5.1 Imprisonment—start and end of 62 Start and end of sentences—general rule (1) A sentence of imprisonment starts— (a) on the day the sentence is imposed; or (b) if an offender is not in custody—on the day the offender becomes subject to lawful custody. (2) However, subsection (1) is subject to— (a) the following provisions of this Act: (i) section 31 (Combination sentences—start and end); (ii) section 63 (Start of sentences—backdated sentences); (iii) part 5.3 (Imprisonment—concurrent and consecutive sentences); and (b) the Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005. (3) A sentence of imprisonment that starts on a day starts at the beginning of that day. (4) A sentence of imprisonment that ends on a day ends at the end of that day. sentence of imprisonment does not include a sentence of imprisonment that is fully suspended. Imprisonment—start and end of sentences Part 5.1