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TERRORISM (HIGH RISK OFFENDERS) ACT 2017
- As at 2 March 2025
- Act 68 of 2017
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
Division 1.1 - Introduction
1. Name of Act
2. Commencement
3. Objects of Act
Division 1.2 - Interpretation generally
4. Definitions
5. Offender in lawful custody
6. Serving sentence of imprisonment
6A. Sentence of imprisonment for NSW indictable offence
Division 1.3 - Key concepts
7. Eligible offender
8. Convicted NSW terrorist offender
9. Convicted NSW underlying terrorism offender
10. Convicted NSW terrorism activity offender
11. Determining whether eligible offender is convicted NSW underlying terrorism offender or convicted NSW terrorism activity offender
12. Preliminary proceedings for declaration that person is relevant offender
12A. Persons under suspended orders to be treated as being supervised or detained under this Act
Division 1.4 - Application of Act
13. Application of Act to offences before commencement
14. Application of Act to commenced sentences of imprisonment
15. Construction of legislation so as not to exceed legislative power
Division 1.5 - Relationship of Act with other laws
16. Relationship of Act with Crimes (High Risk Offenders) Act 2006
17. Bail Act 2013 does not apply
17A. Public interest immunity not abrogated
18. Rules of court
PART 2 - EXTENDED SUPERVISION ORDERS
Division 2.1 - Interpretation
19. Definition
Division 2.2 - Supervision of certain eligible offenders
20. Supreme Court may make extended supervision orders against eligible offenders if unacceptable risk
21. Determination of risk
Division 2.3 - Application for extended supervision order
22. State may apply for extended supervision order
23. Requirements with respect to application
24. Pre-trial procedures
Division 2.4 - Determination of application
25. Determination of application for extended supervision order
26. Term of extended supervision order
Division 2.5 - Interim supervision orders
27. Interim supervision order
28. Term of interim supervision order
Division 2.6 - General
29. Conditions that may be imposed on extended or interim supervision order
30. Breach of supervision order
31. Supervision order may be varied or revoked
32. Expiry of Part
PART 3 - CONTINUING DETENTION ORDERS
Division 3.1 - Interpretation
33. Definitions
Division 3.2 - Detention of certain eligible offenders
34. Supreme Court may make continuing detention orders against eligible offenders if unacceptable risk
35. Determination of risk
Division 3.3 - Application for continuing detention order
36. State may make application for continuing detention order
37. Requirements for application
38. Pre-trial procedures
Division 3.4 - Determination of application
39. Determination of application for continuing detention order
40. Term of continuing detention order
Division 3.5 - Interim detention orders
41. Interim detention order
42. Term of interim detention order
Division 3.6 - Emergency detention orders
43. Ex parte application for emergency detention order
44. Making of emergency detention orders
45. Requirements with respect to application
46. Term of emergency detention order
Division 3.7 - General
47. Detention order causes any supervision order to cease to have effect
48. Detention order may be varied or revoked
49. Warrant of committal
PART 4 - SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS
50. Nature and conduct of proceedings
51. Victim statements
52. Submissions by prescribed terrorism intelligence authorities
53. Right of appeal
54. Hearings
55. Costs not to be awarded against offender
56. Preservation of Supreme Court jurisdiction
PART 5 - INFORMATION ABOUT ELIGIBLE OFFENDERS
Division 5.1 - Interpretation
57. Definitions
Division 5.2 - Requirements and requests for offender information
58. Requirement to provide offender information to Attorney General
59. Request to provide offender information to Attorney General
Division 5.3 - Use of information involving terrorism intelligence
59A. Making terrorism intelligence applications
59B. Appointment and role of independent third parties
59C. Steps to maintain confidentiality
59D. Withdrawal of information to which a terrorism intelligence application relates
59E. Agreements concerning dealing with terrorism intelligence
59F. Orders by Supreme Court
60. Regulations concerning dealing with terrorism intelligence
Division 5.4 - General
60A. Withdrawal from consideration of documents or reports for which public interest immunity claimed
61. Admissibility of documents or reports provided under Part
PART 6 - ROLE OF HRO ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE AND INTER-AGENCY CO-OPERATION
62. Meaning of "relevant agency"
63. Functions of HRO Assessment Committee
64. Inter-agency co-operation
65. Exchange of information and co-operative management of offenders
PART 7 - MISCELLANEOUS
66. Attorney General or prescribed person to act on behalf of State
67. Exchange of information about terrorism activities with other Australian jurisdictions and their agencies
68. Proceedings for offences
69. Orders may be made at same time
70. Eligible offenders may be warned about application of Act
71. Disclosure and use of application documentation
71A. Use of certain information provided under Act in parole proceedings
71B. Protected records of HRO Assessment Committee inadmissible
72. Protection of certain persons from liability
73. Evidentiary certificates
74. Regulations
SCHEDULE 1
Schedule 2 (Repealed)
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