sec.122FCriminal history to be disclosed by applicants and crossing supervisors

### sec.122F Criminal history to be disclosed by applicants and crossing supervisors A person who is an applicant or a crossing supervisor must, by written notice as required by subsection (2) , give the chief executive details of the person’s criminal history. Maximum penalty—40 penalty units. The applicant or crossing supervisor must give the written notice— for a charge laid or an offence of which the applicant is convicted before the application is made—with the application; or for a charge laid or an offence of which the applicant is convicted after the application is made but before the application is decided—as soon as practicable after the charge is laid or the applicant is convicted; or for a charge laid or an offence of which the crossing supervisor is convicted after becoming a crossing supervisor—as soon as practicable after the charge is laid or the crossing supervisor is convicted. s 122F ins 2005 No. 49 s 63 (sec.122F-ssec.1) A person who is an applicant or a crossing supervisor must, by written notice as required by subsection (2) , give the chief executive details of the person’s criminal history. Maximum penalty—40 penalty units. (sec.122F-ssec.2) The applicant or crossing supervisor must give the written notice— for a charge laid or an offence of which the applicant is convicted before the application is made—with the application; or for a charge laid or an offence of which the applicant is convicted after the application is made but before the application is decided—as soon as practicable after the charge is laid or the applicant is convicted; or for a charge laid or an offence of which the crossing supervisor is convicted after becoming a crossing supervisor—as soon as practicable after the charge is laid or the crossing supervisor is convicted. - (a) for a charge laid or an offence of which the applicant is convicted before the application is made—with the application; or - (b) for a charge laid or an offence of which the applicant is convicted after the application is made but before the application is decided—as soon as practicable after the charge is laid or the applicant is convicted; or - (c) for a charge laid or an offence of which the crossing supervisor is convicted after becoming a crossing supervisor—as soon as practicable after the charge is laid or the crossing supervisor is convicted.