127Interpretation

#### 127 Interpretation 127 Interpretation > In this Part— > > broadcast means a live or delayed broadcast by means of radio, television or the internet (including webcasts). > > criminal trial means proceedings for the trial of an accused person for a criminal offence. > > judgment remarks of the Court means— > > > (a) in relation to a criminal trial—the delivery of the verdict, and any remarks made by the Court when sentencing the accused person, that are delivered or made in open court, and > > > (b) in relation to any other proceedings—any remarks made by the Court in open court when announcing the judgment determining the proceedings. > > member of an accused person’s or victim’s immediate family means— > > > (a) the accused person’s or victim’s spouse, or > > > (b) the accused person’s or victim’s de facto partner, or > > > (c) a person to whom the accused person or victim is engaged to be married, or > > > (d) a parent, grandparent, guardian or step-parent of the accused person or victim, or > > > (e) a child, grandchild or step-child of the accused person or victim or some other child for whom the accused person or victim is a guardian, or > > > (f) a brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister, step-brother or step-sister of the accused person or victim. > > Note. > > “De facto partner” is defined in section 21C of the [Interpretation Act 1987](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1987-015). > > news media organisation means a commercial enterprise that engages in the business of broadcasting or publishing news or a public broadcasting service that engages in the dissemination of news through a public news medium. > > recording means capturing audio or visual content, or both, for the purposes of a broadcast. > > relevant person, in relation to proceedings, means each of the following— > > > (a) the Minister, > > > (b) a party to the proceedings (including, in the case of a criminal trial or other criminal proceedings, the accused person and the prosecution), > > > (c) a witness in the proceedings, > > > (d) a person seeking the Court’s permission for the recording or broadcast (or both) of judgment remarks of the Court that are made in the proceedings. > > victim, in relation to a criminal trial, means a person against whom the criminal offence for which the trial is being conducted was alleged to have been committed. > > **s 127:** Ins 1972 No 41, sec 11 (1) (d). Rep 1987 No 48, Sch 32. Ins 2014 No 44, Sch 2.