International Criminal Court Act 2002
165Issue of warrant for transfer to Australia
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165 Issue of warrant for transfer to Australia
The Attorney‑General may issue a warrant, by writing in the statutory form, for the transfer of an ICC prisoner to Australia if: (a) the ICC’s agreement to the enforcement conditions; and (b) the written consent of the prisoner or his or her representative to the sentence being served in Australia (if the Attorney‑General considers such consent is necessary); and (c) the appropriate Ministerial consent to the sentence being served in Australia; have been obtained.