What is immaterial for coercive control
334D What is immaterial for coercive control
For section 334C(1)(b) and (c), it is immaterial whether the domestic violence that constituted the course of conduct against the other person was carried out in relation to another person or the property of another person.
For section 334C(1)(d)—
it is immaterial whether the course of conduct actually caused harm to the other person; and
if an act of domestic violence that formed part of the course of conduct was unauthorised or unreasonable surveillance or economic abuse of the other person, it is immaterial whether the other person was aware of the act.
Despite particular matters being immaterial for section 334C(1) as mentioned in subsection (1) or (2), nothing in this section prevents evidence being adduced about the matters.
In this section—other person see section 334C(1)(a). sch 1 pt 5 ch 29A s 334D ins 2024 No. 5 s 20
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