80CDirections about implied consent

80C Directions about implied consent In a sexual offence proceeding, the judge must, in a relevant case, direct the jury that a person is not to be regarded as having consented to a sexual act just because–– (a) the person did not say or do anything to indicate that the person did not consent; or (b) the person did not protest or physically resist; or (c) the person did not sustain a physical injury; or (d) on that or an earlier occasion, the person had consented to engage in a sexual act (whether or not of the same kind) with the accused person or someone else. Part 4.5 Special requirements—family violence offence proceedings