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CHILD PROTECTION (OFFENDERS REGISTRATION) ACT 2000 - SECT 12D
Additional matters to be provided
12D Additional matters to be provided
(1) If a report is required to be made in person, the person making the report
must also present for inspection-- (a) 2 identification documents relating to
the registrable person, and
(b) if the person making the report is
accompanying the registrable person and making the report on the
registrable person's behalf, 2 identification documents relating to the person
making the report, and
(c) in any case, any other form of identification
specified by the regulations for the purposes of this subsection.
(1A) If a
registrable person holds a driver licence or a current passport (whether a
current Australian passport or current overseas passport), the
identification documents presented must include the driver licence, passport
or passports (and, if the registrable person holds both a driver licence and a
current passport or passports, must include all those
identification documents).
(1B) If a person accompanying a registrable person
and making a report on his or her behalf holds a driver licence, the
identification documents presented must include the driver licence.
(2) Each
of the following original documents is an
"identification document" for the purposes of this section-- (a) a full birth
certificate,
(a1) a driver licence,
(b) an Australian passport that is
current or has been expired for less than 2 years,
(c) a current overseas
passport,
(d) an Australian naturalisation or citizenship document, or
immigration papers issued by the Commonwealth Department of Immigration and
Multicultural Affairs,
(e) a current Medicare card, pensioner concession
card, Department of Veterans' Affairs entitlement card or other entitlement
card issued by the Commonwealth or a State Government,
(f) a current credit
card or account from a bank, building society or credit union, or a passbook
or statement of account up to one year old,
(g) a telephone, gas or
electricity bill up to one year old,
(h) a notice of council rates, water
service charges or land valuation up to 2 years old,
(i) an electoral
enrolment card or other evidence of enrolment as an elector up to 2 years old,
(j) a current student identity card, or a certificate or statement of
enrolment up to 2 years old from an educational institution.
(3) The police
officer receiving the report may waive the requirements of subsection (1) (a)
and (c) if-- (a) the registrable person permits his or her fingerprints to be
taken immediately before or after the report is made, or
(b) the police
officer is otherwise satisfied as to the registrable person's identity.
(4)
The police officer receiving the report may waive the requirements of
subsection (1) (b) and (c) if the police officer is otherwise satisfied as to
the person's identity.
(5) The police officer receiving a report may copy any
document presented to the officer for inspection under subsection (1) (a) or
(b).
(6) If a report is made otherwise than in person, the regulations may
specify-- (a) the circumstances in which-- (i) information concerning the
identity of the registrable person and the identity of the person making the
report, and
(ii) a document verifying or supporting details in the report,
are required, and
(b) the manner in which that information is to be provided,
but may not require an original document to be provided.
(7) In this
section--
"Australian passport" includes a document of identity issued by the
Australian Passport Office.
"driver licence" means a New South Wales driver licence, or any other licence
issued under a law in force in a foreign jurisdiction authorising the holder
to drive a motor vehicle, containing photo identification of the holder of the
licence.
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