Obtaining copies for review
5 Obtaining copies for review
If—
an application is made for a review of a classification decision under the Commonwealth Act by a person who is not the original applicant for classification of the publication, film or computer game concerned; and
the
National Board or the National Review Board does not have a copy of the publication, film or computer game and a copy is not available to it; and
the original applicant or the publisher of the publication, film or computer game resides in South Australia or has an office in South
Australia, the
Convenor may, by notice in writing given to the original applicant or publisher, require the original applicant or publisher to make a copy of the publication, film or computer game available for the purpose of the review.
A person to whom a notice under this clause is given must, within three business days after receiving the notice, comply with the notice.
Maximum penalty: $5 000.
Expiation fee: $315.
It is a defence to a prosecution for an offence against subclause (2) to prove that the defendant did not have a copy of the publication, film or computer game.
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