Jurisdictional requirements—offences of domestic trafficking in persons or organs
271.11 Jurisdictional requirements—offences of domestic trafficking in persons or organs
A person commits an offence against section 271.5, 271.6, 271.7, 271.7D or 271.7E only if one or more of the following paragraphs applies:
the conduct constituting the offence occurs to any extent outside Australia;
the conduct constituting the offence involves transportation across State borders, either for reward or in connection with a commercial arrangement;
the conduct constituting the offence occurs within a Territory or involves transportation to or from a Territory;
the conduct constituting the offence is engaged in by, or on behalf of, a constitutional corporation, or in circumstances where the victims of the trafficking conduct were intended to be employed by a constitutional corporation;
some of the conduct constituting the offence is engaged in by communication using a postal, telegraphic or telephonic service within the meaning of paragraph 51(v) of the Constitution;
the victim of the conduct constituting the offence is an alien.
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