New South Wales Consolidated Acts

ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY ACT 2013 - SECT 30

30 Secretary may keep register

(1) The Secretary may keep a register (the
"register" ) of information about the following--

(a) offences committed against this Act or the regulations,

(b) undertakings given to the Secretary by entertainment industry representatives or entertainment industry hirers,

(c) entertainment industry prohibition orders,

(d) civil penalty orders.

(2) The register may contain any of the following information in relation to a person who has been convicted of an offence under this Act or the regulations, who has given an undertaking or who is the subject of an entertainment industry prohibition order or civil penalty order--

(a) the name of the person,

(b) the name and address of the usual place of business (if any) of the person,

(c) the trade name (if any) under which the person trades,

(d) if the person is a corporation, the names of the chief executive officer and any director of the corporation,

(e) if the person has committed an offence--

(i) a description of the nature and circumstances of the offence, the decision of the court and the penalty imposed, and

(ii) the enforcement agency or other body under the direction of which, or on behalf of whom, the relevant prosecution was conducted,

(f) if the person has given an undertaking, a copy of the undertaking,

(g) if the person is the subject of an entertainment industry prohibition order, a copy of the order,

(h) if the person is the subject of a civil penalty order, a copy of the order.

(3) Information relating to a particular offence is not to be published on the register until--

(a) if no appeal is made, after the last day on which an appeal may be made against the conviction, or

(b) if an appeal is made, after a final order has been made on appeal affirming the conviction.

(4) The register may be kept in such form as the Secretary considers appropriate.

(5) For the purposes of this Part, an order under section 10 of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 in relation to an offence is taken to be a conviction for the offence.