Changes in criminal history must be disclosed

Current

(1)

This section applies if—

(a)

the chief executive has obtained a criminal history report about a person; and

(b)

the person is later convicted of an indictable offence; and

(c)

at the time of the conviction, the person—

(i)

is an approved person; or

(ii)

is a relevant person for a substance authority.

(2)

The person must, within 14 days after the conviction, give notice of the conviction to the chief executive, unless the person has a reasonable excuse.

Maximum penalty—100 penalty units.

(3)

The notice must include the following information—

(a)

the existence of the conviction;

(b)

details adequate to identify the offence of which the person was convicted;

(c)

when the offence was committed;

(d)

the sentence imposed on the person.

This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandum Second reading speech

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217 Changes in criminal history must be disclosed