Section 2 — Commencement — Criminal Records Act 1991 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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Section 2 — Commencement — Criminal Records Act 1991 (New South Wales) — Barrister AI

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s 1Name of Act s 2Commencement s 3Objects of this Act s 4Definitions s 5Findings and orders treated as convictions for the purposes of this Act s 6Construction of certain provisions of this Act s 7Which convictions are capable of becoming spent?s 8When is a conviction spent?s 9What is the crime-free period for convictions of courts (other than the Children’s Court)?s 10What is the crime-free period for orders of the Children’s Court?s 11How are traffic offences to be dealt with?s 12What are the consequences of a conviction becoming spent?s 13Unlawful disclosure of information concerning spent convictions s 14Improper obtaining of information concerning spent convictions s 15Employment in certain occupations s 16Proceedings before courts s 17Civic office s 18When is a conviction taken to be quashed?s 19What are the consequences of a conviction being quashed or of a pardon?s 19ADefinitions s 19BApplication to have eligible homosexual offence convictions extinguished s 19CEligible homosexual offence convictions may be extinguished s 19DPersons and bodies to provide information to Secretary s 19EAdministrative review by Civil and Administrative Tribunal of decision of Secretary relating to conviction s 19FWhat are the consequences of a conviction becoming an extinguished conviction?s 19GUnlawful disclosure of information concerning extinguished convictions s 19HImproper obtaining of information concerning extinguished convictions s 19IConviction may cease being an extinguished conviction s 20Act binds the Crown s 21Act does not authorise contravention of other laws s 22Act does not affect certain other lawful acts s 23Destruction of records s 24Proceedings for offences s 25Regulations

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