Crimes (Criminal Organisations Control) Act 2012

On registering an interstate declaration, the registrar is to specify the date on which the registration expires.

The date specified by the registrar is to be the date on which the interstate declaration would cease to be in force in the jurisdiction in which it was made if it were not sooner revoked.

The registration of the interstate declaration expires on the specified date.

Subsections (1)–(3) do not apply if, under the law of the jurisdiction in which the interstate declaration was made, the interstate declaration remains in force for an indefinite period, in which case—

on registering the declaration—the registrar is to specify that the registration is in force for an indefinite period, and

the registration of the interstate declaration does not expire.