Regulation-making power
139 Regulation-making power
The Executive may make regulations for this Act.
Schedule 1 Schedule offences (see s 61B, def schedule offence)
Part 1.1 Crimes Act 1900
column 1 item column 2 offence column 3 section
1
Manslaughter
15
2
Intentionally inflicting grievous bodily harm
19
3
Recklessly inflicting grievous bodily harm
20
4
Wounding
21
5
Assault with intent to commit other offence
22
6
Inflicting actual bodily harm
23
7
Assault occasioning actual bodily harm
24
8
Causing grievous bodily harm
25
9
Common assault
26
10
Acts endangering life etc
27
11
Acts endangering health etc
28
12
Discharging firearm at building or conveyance
28B
13
Threat to kill
30
14
Threat to inflict grievous bodily harm
31
15
Demands accompanied by threats
32
16
Possession of object with intent to kill etc
33
17
Forcible confinement
34
18
Affray
35A
19
Kidnapping
38
20
Money laundering
114B
21
Possession etc of property suspected of being proceeds of crime
114C
22
Organised fraud
114D
23
Destroying or damaging property
116
24
Arson
117
Part 1.2 Criminal Code
column 1 item column 2 offence column 3 section
1
Robbery
309
2
Aggravated robbery
310
3
Obtaining financial advantage by deception
332
4
General dishonesty
333
5
Conspiracy to defraud
334
6
Blackmail
342
7
Arson
404
8
Threat to cause property damage—fear of death or serious harm
406
9
Threat to cause property damage
407
10
Trafficking in controlled drug
603 (3), (5), (7) and (8)
11
Manufacturing controlled drug for selling
607 (3) and (5)
12
Manufacturing controlled drug
609
13
Selling controlled precursor for manufacture of controlled drug
610
14
Manufacturing controlled precursor for manufacture of controlled drug
611
15
Possessing controlled precursor
612
16
Supplying substance, equipment or instructions for manufacturing controlled drug
613
17
Possessing substance, equipment or instructions for manufacturing controlled drug
614
18
Possessing tablet press
614A
19
Cultivating controlled plant for selling
616 (3), (5), (7) and (8)
20
Cultivating controlled plant
618
21
Selling controlled plant
619 (3), (5), (7) and (8)
22
Supplying plant material, equipment or instructions for cultivating controlled plant
620
23
Possessing plant material, equipment or instructions for cultivating controlled plant
621
24
Participating in a criminal group
652
25
Participating in a criminal group—causing harm
653
26
Participating in a criminal group—property damage
654
27
Recruiting people to engage in criminal activity
655
28
Threatening etc witness, interpreter, intermediary or juror
709
29
Threatening etc participant in criminal investigation
709A
30
Preventing attendance etc of witness, interpreter, intermediary or juror
710
31
Preventing production of thing in evidence
711
32
Reprisal against person involved in proceeding
712
33
Perverting the course of justice
713
34
Accessory after the fact
717
Part 1.3 Drugs of Dependence Act 1989
column 1 item column 2 offence column 3 section
1
Sale or supply
164
Part 1.4 Firearms Act 1996
column 1 item column 2 offence column 3 section
1
Offence—unauthorised possession or use of prohibited firearms
42
2
Offence—unauthorised possession or use of firearms other than prohibited firearms
43
3
Offence—contravention of condition by licensee etc
45
4
Offences—trafficking firearms
220
5
Offence—unlawful disposal of firearms
226
6
Offence—unlawful acquisition of firearms
227
Dictionary (see s 3)
The Legislation Act contains definitions and other provisions relevant to this Act.
For example, the Legislation Act, dict, pt 1 defines the following terms:
administrative unit
adult
corrections officer
director-general (see s 163)
director of public prosecutions
doctor
entity
found guilty
head of service
law (of the Territory)
lawyer
Magistrates Court
may (see s 146)
must (see s 146)
oath
police officer
road transport authority
sentence administration board
statutory office-holder
Supreme Court
territory authority
victims of crime commissioner
working day.
accommodation order—see section 133Y.
additional offence, for part 4.4 (Taking additional offences into account)—see section 55.
assessor—
for part 4.2 (Pre-sentence reports)—see section 39A; and
for part 4.2A (Intensive correction assessments)—see section 46A; and
for part 4.2B (Drug and alcohol treatment assessments)—see section 46H; and
for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XG (3).
at, in relation to a correctional centre or detention place, includes in the correctional centre or detention place.
bail condition—see the Bail Act 1992, dictionary.
because of, an offence, for part 4.3 (Victim impact statements)—see section 47.
combination sentence—see section 29 (1) (Combination sentences—offences punishable by imprisonment) and section 30 (1) (Combination sentences—offences punishable by fine).
community service condition—
of a good behaviour order for an offender, for this Act generally—see section 85; and
of an intensive correction order for an offender, for division 5.4.2 (Intensive correction orders—community service conditions)—see section 80A.
community service work—see the Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005, section 316.
controlled drug means a controlled drug under the Criminal Code, chapter 6 (Serious drug offences).
core conditions—
of a treatment order, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80Y; and
of a therapeutic correction order, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XN (1).
correctional centre means—
a correctional centre under the Corrections Management Act 2007; or
a NSW correctional centre.
court—
for this Act generally, if a court has sentenced an offender, made an order or given a direction—means the same court, however constituted; and
for part 4.2B (Drug and alcohol treatment assessments) and part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—means the Supreme Court; and
for part 4.6 (Sentencing—schedule offence with criminal group)—see section 61B.
criminal group, for part 4.6 (Sentencing—schedule offence with criminal group)—see section 61C.
criminal intelligence, for part 4.6 (Sentencing—schedule offence with criminal group)—see section 61B.
custodial part, of a treatment order—see section 80W.
CYP director-general means the director‑general responsible for the Children and Young People Act 2008.
deferred sentence obligations, for an offender—see section 120.
deferred sentence order—see section 27 (2).
detention place means a detention place under the Children and Young People Act 2008.
driver licence disqualification order—see section 16 (2).
drug and alcohol treatment assessment—see section 46J.
drug and alcohol treatment order—see section 12A.
education and training condition—see section 133N.
existing sentence, for part 5.3 (Imprisonment—concurrent and consecutive sentences)—see section 70 (1).
family violence offence—see the Family Violence Act 2016, dictionary.
fine, for part 5.3 (Imprisonment—concurrent and consecutive sentences)—see section 69.
fine order—see section 14 (2).
good behaviour order—see section 13 (2).
harm, for part 4.3 (Victim impact statements)—see section 47.
health director-general means the director-general responsible for the Health Records (Privacy and Access) Act 1997.
intensive correction means intensive correction in the community under an intensive correction order.
intensive correction assessment means an assessment prepared under part 4.2A by the director-general about whether an intensive correction order is suitable for an offender.
intensive correction order—see section 11.
list of additional offences, for part 4.4 (Taking additional offences into account)—see section 55.
member—
in relation to the treatment and supervision team, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80M; and
in relation to the treatment order team, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80M.
non-association order—see section 21.
non-conviction order—see section 17 (2).
nonparole period, for a sentence of imprisonment—
see section 65 (2) (Nonparole periods—court to set); and
if the nonparole period of the sentence is amended—means the nonparole period as amended.
offender—see section 8.
parole order—see the Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005, section 117.
place restriction order—see section 21.
pre-sentence report means a report—
for use in a criminal proceeding; and
prepared by the director-general.
pre-sentence report matter—
for part 4.2 (Pre-sentence reports)—see section 40A; and
for a young offender—see section 133E.
primary sentence, for part 5.3 (Imprisonment—concurrent and consecutive sentences)—see section 70 (1).
primary victim, for part 4.3 (Victim impact statements)—see section 47, definition of victim, paragraph (a).
principal offence, for part 4.4 (Taking additional offences into account)—see section 55.
probation condition, of a good behaviour order for an offender, means a condition included in the order that, during the period of the order, or for a part of that period stated in the order, the offender is—
to be on probation subject to the supervision of a person appointed under the order; and
to obey all reasonable directions of the appointed person.
Example of directions for par (b) that the offender comply with a condition mentioned in section 13 (4) (g), examples, even if the condition is not a condition of the order rehabilitation program—
for a good behaviour order, for this Act generally—see section 93; and
for an intensive correction order, for division 5.4.3 (Intensive correction orders—rehabilitation program conditions)—see section 80G.
rehabilitation program condition—
of a good behaviour order for an offender, for this Act generally—see section 93; and
of an intensive correction order for an offender, for division 5.4.3 (Intensive correction orders—rehabilitation program conditions)—see section 80G.
reparation order means an order under—
section 19 (3) (Reparation orders—losses and expenses generally); or
section 20 (3) or (4) (Reparation orders—stolen property).
schedule offence, for part 4.6 (Sentencing—schedule offence with criminal group)—see section 61B.
sentence means—
when used as a noun—the penalty imposed for an offence; or
when used as a verb—to impose a penalty for an offence.
sentence of imprisonment includes—
a sentence of imprisonment that has been imposed but is yet to start; and
a combination sentence that imposes a penalty of imprisonment together with another penalty.
sentence-related order, for part 4.4 (Taking additional offences into account)—see section 55.
sentencing court—
for part 8.2 (Deferred sentence orders—supervision) and part 8.3 (Deferred sentence orders—amendment or cancellation)—see section 123; and
for a young offender subject to a therapeutic correction order, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XA.
supervision condition—see section 133U.
surety, for a good behaviour order for an offender, means a person other than the offender who gives security for complying with the order.
suspended sentence order—see section 12 (2).
term—if the term of a sentence is amended under the Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005, the term of the sentence as amended.
therapeutic correction assessment, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XG (2) (a) (i).
therapeutic correction conditions, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XO (1).
therapeutic correction obligations, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XD.
therapeutic correction order, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XB (2).
therapeutic correction plan, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XJ (1).
therapeutic correction team, for part 8A.2A (Young offenders—therapeutic correction orders)—see section 133XA.
treatment and supervision part, of a treatment order—see section 80X.
treatment and supervision team, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80M.
treatment order, means a drug and alcohol treatment order.
treatment order obligations, of an offender subject to a treatment order, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80P.
treatment order team, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80M.
treatment program, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80Z.
treatment program conditions, of a treatment order, for part 5.4A (Drug and alcohol treatment orders)—see section 80Z.
victim, of an offence, for part 4.3 (Victim impact statements)—see section 47.
victim impact statement, for an offence, for part 4.3 (Victim impact statements)—see section 47.
young offender—see section 133B.
This provision refers to the regulations (may make regulations
). Made under this Act:
- Crimes (Sentencing) Regulation 2006 · under s 139
This Act’s bill:Explanatory statementSecond reading speech
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