Police interview audiovisual recording—offences
59 Police interview audiovisual recording—offences
A person commits an offence if the person, without authority—
possesses an audiovisual recording; or
supplies, or offers to supply, an audiovisual recording to another person; or
plays, copies or erases, or allows someone else to play, copy or erase, an audiovisual recording.
Maximum penalty: 100 penalty units, imprisonment for 1 year or both.
For this section, a person has authority in relation to an audiovisual recording only if the person possesses the recording, or does something with the recording, in connection with—
the investigation of, or a proceeding for, an offence in relation to which the recording is prepared; or
a re-hearing, re-trial or appeal in relation to the proceeding; or
another proceeding in which the recording is or may be admitted in evidence under section 56.
Division 4.3.4 Giving evidence at pre-trial hearing
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