Conditional registration—disqualifying offences
42C Conditional registration—disqualifying offences
This section applies if the commissioner decides to register a person who has—
an outstanding charge for a disqualifying offence committed when the person was an adult; or
an adult conviction or finding of guilt for a class B disqualifying offence.
Unless the commissioner is satisfied there are exceptional circumstances, the person’s registration is subject to the condition that the person must not engage in—
a regulated activity involving children; or
an NDIS activity.
If the person is acquitted or the charges lapse or are withdrawn or discharged, the person may apply to the commissioner to have the condition removed (see s 47).
If the person has an adult conviction or finding of guilt for a class A disqualifying offence their registration is cancelled (see s 56A).
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