sec.103ZZOSection 103ZZN does not apply if complainant publishes identifying matter about themself

### sec.103ZZO Section 103ZZN does not apply if complainant publishes identifying matter about themself Section 103ZZN does not apply to a complainant who publishes identifying matter— that is in relation to themself; and that does not identify, and is not likely to lead to the identification of— another person against whom a sexual offence is alleged to have been committed (other than the person charged with or convicted of the sexual offence against the complainant); or a child (other than the complainant if the complainant is a child) who is a complainant, defendant or witness in a criminal proceeding about the sexual offence alleged to have been committed against the complainant. Other laws may limit publication of information about a complainant, including, for example, defamation law, the Mental Health Act 2016 , chapter 17 , part 4 and the Youth Justice Act 1992 , section 301 . s 103ZZO ins 2024 No. 5 s 69 - (a) that is in relation to themself; and - (b) that does not identify, and is not likely to lead to the identification of— (i) another person against whom a sexual offence is alleged to have been committed (other than the person charged with or convicted of the sexual offence against the complainant); or (ii) a child (other than the complainant if the complainant is a child) who is a complainant, defendant or witness in a criminal proceeding about the sexual offence alleged to have been committed against the complainant. - (i) another person against whom a sexual offence is alleged to have been committed (other than the person charged with or convicted of the sexual offence against the complainant); or - (ii) a child (other than the complainant if the complainant is a child) who is a complainant, defendant or witness in a criminal proceeding about the sexual offence alleged to have been committed against the complainant. - (i) another person against whom a sexual offence is alleged to have been committed (other than the person charged with or convicted of the sexual offence against the complainant); or - (ii) a child (other than the complainant if the complainant is a child) who is a complainant, defendant or witness in a criminal proceeding about the sexual offence alleged to have been committed against the complainant.