Annulled Convictions Act 2003

Section 9(4)

Part 1 Judicial and legal

1. Judge, Associate Judge, magistrate, registrar, administrator or sheriff of a Commonwealth or State court.

2. Solicitor-General for the Commonwealth or a State.

3. Director of Public Prosecutions for the Commonwealth or a State.

3A. The State Litigator.

4. A position in a Government Department or Agency of the Commonwealth or a State, the primary duties of which position include the prosecution of offences or assisting with the prosecution of offences.

5. Justice of the Peace for Tasmania.

6. Admission as an Australian lawyer.

Part 2 Enforcement

1. Member of the Australian Federal Police, Tasmania Police or the police force or service of another State.

2. Member or employee of the Australian Crime Commission established by section 7 of the Australian Crime Commission Act 2002 of the Commonwealth.

3.

4. Officer of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection of the Commonwealth.

5. Appointment as an authorised officer within the meaning of the Traffic Act 1925.

Part 3 Prisons and parole

1. Director of Corrective Services or an equivalent office in another State.

2. Corrections or probation officer or an equivalent office in another State.

3. Member of the Parole Board or member of an equivalent entity in another State.

Part 4 Youth justice

1. Youth justice worker within the meaning of the Youth Justice Act 1997.

2. State Service employment in so far as the person employed performs duties relating to the administration of the Youth Justice Act 1997.

3. Engagement under a contract for service to perform duties relating to the administration of the Youth Justice Act 1997.

Part 5 Racing and gaming

1. Member of the Tasmanian Gaming Commission established by section 123 of the Gaming Control Act 1993.

2. Licence, of any kind, under the Gaming Control Act 1993.

3. Registration as a bookmaker or bookmaker's agent under the Racing Regulation and Integrity Act 2024.

4. Appointment as a stipendiary steward under the Racing Regulation and Integrity Act 2024.

Part 6 Educational and child-related

1. Teacher, teacher's aide or member of the non-teaching staff of a kindergarten, school, college or other place of primary or secondary education, whether in this State or elsewhere in the Commonwealth.

2. Licence or registration under the Child Care Act 2001.

2A. Approved provider within the meaning of the Education and Care Services National Law (Tasmania), regardless of which jurisdiction in Australia granted, or has the right to grant, the provider approval.

2B. Certified supervisor within the meaning of the Education and Care Services National Law (Tasmania), regardless of which jurisdiction in Australia granted, or has the right to grant, the supervisor certificate.

3. Provider, in any capacity, of child-care or child-minding facilities elsewhere in the Commonwealth.

4. Adoptive or foster parent, whether in this State or elsewhere in the Commonwealth.

5. Member of a safety house scheme organised by the Safety House Association of Tasmania.

6. School-crossing patrol officer.

7. Authorised officer within the meaning of the Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997.

8. State Service employment in so far as the person employed performs duties relating to the administration of the Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997.

9. Engagement under a contract for service to perform duties relating to the administration of the Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act 1997.

10. Volunteer positions with Scouts Australia which have direct contact with youth members.

11. Child-related work, within the meaning of the Child Protection (Working with Children) Act 2012 of New South Wales, in that State.

12. Child-related work, within the meaning of the Working with Children Act 2005 of Victoria, in that State.

13. Regulated employment, within the meaning of the Working with Children (Risk Management and Screening) Act 2000 of Queensland, in that State.

14. Child-related employment, or child-related business, within the meaning of the Working with Children (Criminal Record Checking) Act 2004 of Western Australia, in that State.

15. Prescribed positions, within the meaning of section 8B of the Children's Protection Act 1993 of South Australia, in that State.

16. Child-related employment, within the meaning of the Care and Protection of Children Act of the Northern Territory, in that Territory.

17. Engagement in a regulated activity, within the meaning of the Registration to Work with Vulnerable People Act 2013.

18. Engagement in a regulated activity, within the meaning of the Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011 of the Australian Capital Territory, in that Territory.

Part 6A Health

1. A person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Tasmania) as a registered health professional in a health profession, within the meaning of that Law.

2. A person registered on a student register under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (Tasmania) in a health profession, within the meaning of that Law.

Part 7 Drugs and poisons

1. Member of the Tasmanian Poppy Advisory and Control Board.

2. State Service employment in so far as the person employed assists, or performs duties relating to, the Tasmanian Poppy Advisory and Control Board.

3. Engagement under a contract for service to perform work for or on behalf of the Tasmanian Poppy Advisory and Control Board.

4. Appointment as an analyst for the purposes of the Poisons Act 1971.

5. Licence of any kind or category under the Poisons Act 1971.

6. Employment, or engagement under a contract of service, by the holder of a grower's or manufacturer's licence under Part V of the Poisons Act 1971.

Part 7A Hazardous substances and activities

1. SSDS permit under the Security-sensitive Dangerous Substances Act 2005.

2. Responsible worker within the meaning of the Security-sensitive Dangerous Substances Act 2005.

Part 8 Other

1. Auditor-General or Deputy Auditor-General for Tasmania or a member of the Tasmanian Audit Department.

2. Member of the Tasmania Fire Service or of a fire-fighting service of another State.

3. Licence, of any kind or category, under the Firearms Act 1996.

4. Driver licence or ancillary certificate under the Vehicle and Traffic Act 1999.

5. Licence of any kind under the Security and Investigations Agents Act 2002.

6. Liquor licence or liquor permit of any kind under the Liquor Licensing Act 1990.

7. Member of the State Emergency Service continued under the Emergency Management Act 2006 or member of an emergency service of another State or Territory.