sec.632Deciding whether person ought reasonably to have known something

### sec.632 Deciding whether person ought reasonably to have known something This section applies in relation to a proceeding for an offence against this Law if it is relevant to prove that someone ought reasonably to have known something. A court may consider the following when deciding whether the person ought reasonably to have known the thing— the person’s abilities, experience, expertise, knowledge, qualifications and training; the circumstances of the offence; any other relevant matter prescribed by the national regulations for the purposes of this section. sch s 632 om 2013 No. 4 s 12 (sec.632-ssec.1) This section applies in relation to a proceeding for an offence against this Law if it is relevant to prove that someone ought reasonably to have known something. (sec.632-ssec.2) A court may consider the following when deciding whether the person ought reasonably to have known the thing— the person’s abilities, experience, expertise, knowledge, qualifications and training; the circumstances of the offence; any other relevant matter prescribed by the national regulations for the purposes of this section. - (a) the person’s abilities, experience, expertise, knowledge, qualifications and training; - (b) the circumstances of the offence; - (c) any other relevant matter prescribed by the national regulations for the purposes of this section.