OMBUDSMAN ACT 1989
17DDefinitions—div 2.2A
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17D Definitions—div 2.2A In this division: designated entity—see section 17EA. investigation, of a matter, means any inquiry or examination into the matter. investigation information means information— (a) obtained as a result of an investigation into a reportable allegation or reportable conviction conducted by the ombudsman or a designated entity; and (b) about any of the following: (i) the progress, conduct or findings of the investigation; (ii) action taken as a result of the findings. out-of-home carer—see the Children and Young People Act 2008, dictionary.
religious body means a body— (a) established or operated for a religious purpose, that operates under the auspices of 1 or more religious denominations or faiths; and (b) that provides, or has provided, activities, facilities, programs or services that provide a means for people to have contact with children. Examples—activities, facilities, programs or services • religious services • altar serving • art groups • bible study groups • choirs and music groups • church-run crèches • dance groups • faith-based children’s and youth groups • multi-faith networks • open days • prayer groups • religious community engagement and outreach • religious festivals and celebrations • sports teams • Sunday school • tutoring services • youth camps reportable conduct—see section 17E. reportable conviction, in relation to a person, means a conviction or finding of guilt— (a) for an offence, under a territory law or a State or Commonwealth law, involving reportable conduct; and
(b) entered against the person before or after the commencement of the Reportable Conduct and Information Sharing Legislation Amendment Act 2016, section 3.