Special provisions with respect to geographical jurisdiction
10F Special provisions with respect to geographical jurisdiction
This section applies for the purposes of, but without limiting, this Part.
The necessary geographical nexus exists between the State and any of the following offences if the offence is committed by a public official (within the meaning of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988) and involves public money of the State or property held by the public official for or on behalf of the State—
larceny or any offence that includes larceny,
fraud or any other offence under Part 4AA.
The necessary geographical nexus exists between the State and an offence against section 45 or 45A if the person against whom the offence is committed is a person ordinarily resident in the State.
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