Concealing conduct or agreement about conduct that corrupts wagering outcome of event or contingency
237J Concealing conduct or agreement about conduct that corrupts wagering outcome of event or contingency
A person commits an offence if:
(a) the person encourages another person to conceal from any appropriate authority conduct, or an agreement about conduct, that corrupts a wagering outcome of an event or contingency; and
(b) the conduct mentioned in paragraph (a) is engaged in with the intention of obtaining a financial advantage, or causing a financial disadvantage, in connection with any wagering on the event or contingency.
Maximum penalty: Imprisonment for 7 years.
(2) Subsection (1)(b) is the fault element for the conduct in subsection (1)(a).
In this section:
appropriate authority includes a body that has the official function of controlling, regulating or supervising an event or contingency or any wagering on an event or contingency.
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