363GBet with information about corrupt betting outcome

363G Bet with information about corrupt betting outcome (1) A person (the first person) commits an offence if— (a) the first person engages in conduct that results in— (i) a bet by the first person on an event; or (ii) another person being encouraged to bet on an event; or (iii) information being communicated to another person who the first person knows would, or would be likely to, bet on an event; and (b) at the time of the conduct the first person— (i) possesses corrupt conduct information for the event; and (ii) is reckless about whether the information is corrupt conduct information. Note The fault element of recklessness can be satisfied by proof of intention, knowledge or recklessness (see s 20 (4)). corrupt conduct information, for an event, means information about— (a) conduct that corrupts a betting outcome for the event; or

Offences—pt 3.8A Division 3.8A.2 (b) proposed conduct that would corrupt a betting outcome for the event.