Serious child sex offenders
48G Serious child sex offenders
A person is, by force of this subsection, taken to be a serious child sex offender if—
the person has been found guilty of, and a period of imprisonment imposed in relation to, a prescribed child sex offence; and
the person served all or part of the period of imprisonment in relation to the prescribed child sex offence in a correctional facility;
and
the person is found guilty of a triggering child sex offence committed after the person is released from the correctional facility after serving the period of imprisonment.
A person ceases to be a serious child sex offender if a finding of guilt in respect of a prescribed child sex offence or a triggering child sex offence is quashed or set aside by a court (being an offence or offences without which the person would not be a serious child sex offender).
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