Disability Services Act 2006
sec.138BMeaning of criminal history event
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sec.138B Meaning of criminal history event
Any of the following events that happen in relation to a person is a criminal history event — the person acquires a criminal history; the person’s criminal history changes; the police commissioner decides, under section 138I , that information about the person is investigative information; the person becomes subject to— offender reporting obligations; or an offender prohibition order; or an offender prohibition disqualification order; the person is named as the respondent for an application for an offender prohibition order; the person is the subject of an application for an offender prohibition disqualification order. For subsection (1) (c) , it does not matter when the conduct related to the investigative information happened or is alleged to have happened. s 138B ins 2020 No. 39 s 11 (sec.138B-ssec.1) Any of the following events that happen in relation to a person is a criminal history event — the person acquires a criminal history; the person’s criminal history changes; the police commissioner decides, under section 138I , that information about the person is investigative information; the person becomes subject to— offender reporting obligations; or an offender prohibition order; or an offender prohibition disqualification order; the person is named as the respondent for an application for an offender prohibition order; the person is the subject of an application for an offender prohibition disqualification order. (sec.138B-ssec.2) For subsection (1) (c) , it does not matter when the conduct related to the investigative information happened or is alleged to have happened.
- (a) the person acquires a criminal history;
- (b) the person’s criminal history changes;
- (c) the police commissioner decides, under section 138I , that information about the person is investigative information;
- (d) the person becomes subject to— (i) offender reporting obligations; or (ii) an offender prohibition order; or (iii) an offender prohibition disqualification order;
- (i) offender reporting obligations; or
- (ii) an offender prohibition order; or
- (iii) an offender prohibition disqualification order;
- (e) the person is named as the respondent for an application for an offender prohibition order;
- (f) the person is the subject of an application for an offender prohibition disqualification order.
- (i) offender reporting obligations; or
- (ii) an offender prohibition order; or
- (iii) an offender prohibition disqualification order;