sec.148CAdmissibility of evidence obtained while participating in particular programs

### sec.148C Admissibility of evidence obtained while participating in particular programs The following are not admissible in evidence against a child in any civil, criminal or administrative proceeding— an admission made by the child in the course of, for the purpose of, or as a condition of, participating in a youth justice program; evidence directly or indirectly derived from an admission mentioned in paragraph (a) . Subsection (1) does not apply to a proceeding for an offence committed or allegedly committed by the child while participating in a youth justice program. The reference in subsection (1) (a) to an admission made by the child includes— any written material made by the child; and a written apology given as a requirement of a conference agreement anything said or done by the child that makes it evident the child committed an offence. However, evidence that would otherwise be inadmissible in a proceeding because of subsection (1) — is admissible if the child agrees to its admission; or for evidence from participation in a conference or alternative diversion program—is admissible in a proceeding under part 7 , division 2 . In this section— youth justice program means— a conference; or an alternative diversion program; or a program or service established by the chief executive under section 302 . s 148C (prev s 148A) ins 2024 No. 45 s 122 renum 2024 No. 54 s 49 (sec.148C-ssec.1) The following are not admissible in evidence against a child in any civil, criminal or administrative proceeding— an admission made by the child in the course of, for the purpose of, or as a condition of, participating in a youth justice program; evidence directly or indirectly derived from an admission mentioned in paragraph (a) . (sec.148C-ssec.2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a proceeding for an offence committed or allegedly committed by the child while participating in a youth justice program. (sec.148C-ssec.3) The reference in subsection (1) (a) to an admission made by the child includes— any written material made by the child; and a written apology given as a requirement of a conference agreement anything said or done by the child that makes it evident the child committed an offence. (sec.148C-ssec.4) However, evidence that would otherwise be inadmissible in a proceeding because of subsection (1) — is admissible if the child agrees to its admission; or for evidence from participation in a conference or alternative diversion program—is admissible in a proceeding under part 7 , division 2 . (sec.148C-ssec.5) In this section— youth justice program means— a conference; or an alternative diversion program; or a program or service established by the chief executive under section 302 . - (a) an admission made by the child in the course of, for the purpose of, or as a condition of, participating in a youth justice program; - (b) evidence directly or indirectly derived from an admission mentioned in paragraph (a) . - (a) any written material made by the child; and Example— a written apology given as a requirement of a conference agreement - (b) anything said or done by the child that makes it evident the child committed an offence. - (a) is admissible if the child agrees to its admission; or - (b) for evidence from participation in a conference or alternative diversion program—is admissible in a proceeding under part 7 , division 2 . - (a) a conference; or - (b) an alternative diversion program; or - (c) a program or service established by the chief executive under section 302 .