314Counselling statements inadmissible as evidence

314  Counselling statements inadmissible as evidence  (a) a person (the treatment provider) has provided treatment under this Chapter; and  (b) the treatment provider has been counselled by a staff member assisting the Commission with respect to providing treatment under this Chapter; and  (c) the treatment provider makes a statement during the counselling.  (2) The statement is inadmissible as evidence against the treatment provider in proceedings prosecuting him or her for an offence mentioned in subsection (3) unless:  (a) the treatment provider consents to the statement being admitted as evidence in the proceedings; or  (b) both of the following apply:  (i) evidence of another statement made by the treatment provider during such counselling is admitted on behalf of the provider;  (ii) evidence of the statement mentioned in paragraph (1)(c) is adduced to refute evidence of that other statement.  (3) For the purposes of subsection (2), these are the offences:  (a) an offence under this Part;  (b) an offence against:  (i) section 6 of the Crimes Act 1914 (accessory after the fact); or  (ii) section 11.1, 11.4 or 11.5 of the Criminal Code (attempt, incitement or conspiracy);   that relates to an offence under this Part.