sec.14BCorrective services statement of service

sec.14B Corrective services statement of service

This rule applies if a person serves a document under the Corrective Services Act 2006 , section 348B (2) . The chief executive (corrective services) must ensure a statement (a corrective services statement of service ) is filed with the registry of the DFVP court hearing the proceeding, unless a DFVP court orders otherwise. The corrective services statement of service must— be made and signed by the person who served the document; and include each of the following details— the person’s name and position; the time, day and date the document was served; the place of service; the name of the person served and how that person was identified; how the document, and the nature and effect of the document, were explained to the person served; and include a statement that either— the contents of the statement are true; or if the contents of the statement are stated on the basis of information and belief—the contents are true to the best of the knowledge of the person; and include a statement that the person understands that a person who provides a false matter in the statement may commit an offence. false declaration under the Criminal Code , section 194 The corrective services statement of service must also— have the document that was served filed with it as an exhibit; or if the document that was served has been filed—mention the document in a way sufficient to enable the document to be identified; or be written on the document that was served. r 14B ins 2025 SL No. 111 s 7 (sec.14B-ssec.1) This rule applies if a person serves a document under the Corrective Services Act 2006 , section 348B (2) . (sec.14B-ssec.2) The chief executive (corrective services) must ensure a statement (a corrective services statement of service ) is filed with the registry of the DFVP court hearing the proceeding, unless a DFVP court orders otherwise. (sec.14B-ssec.3) The corrective services statement of service must— be made and signed by the person who served the document; and include each of the following details— the person’s name and position; the time, day and date the document was served; the place of service; the name of the person served and how that person was identified; how the document, and the nature and effect of the document, were explained to the person served; and include a statement that either— the contents of the statement are true; or if the contents of the statement are stated on the basis of information and belief—the contents are true to the best of the knowledge of the person; and include a statement that the person understands that a person who provides a false matter in the statement may commit an offence. false declaration under the Criminal Code , section 194 (sec.14B-ssec.4) The corrective services statement of service must also— have the document that was served filed with it as an exhibit; or if the document that was served has been filed—mention the document in a way sufficient to enable the document to be identified; or be written on the document that was served.