Report to Attorney-General
464ZFE Report to Attorney-General
S. 464ZFE inserted by No. 81/1997 s. 26.
The Chief Commissioner of Police, on or as soon as practicable after 1 January, 1 April, 1 July and 1 October of each year, must submit to the Attorney-General a report that contains—
a list that identifies by a unique identifying number every sample taken in accordance with this Subdivision within the period to which the report relates; and
the date on which every sample listed in the report was taken; and
S. 464ZFE(c) amended by No. 3/2019 s. 65(a).
information on whether any of the samples listed in the report or in any previous report submitted under this section have been destroyed within the period to which the report relates and the reason for the destruction of the sample; and
S. 464ZFE(d) amended by No. 41/2004 s. 18(a), substituted by No. 3/2019 s. 65(b).
if a sample has been destroyed, the date that the requirement to destroy it arose, the date of destruction and the name of the person who has destroyed it; and
S. 464ZFE(da) inserted by No. 3/2019 s. 65(b).
information on any DNA profile sample that has been retained for 12 months or more including the status of any investigation of the DNA person from whom the sample was taken; and
S. 464ZFE(db) inserted by No. 3/2019 s. 65(b).
information on forensic material taken from suspects in accordance with section 464R, 464T or 464U that has been retained for 12 months or more including the status of any investigation of the suspect from whom the forensic material was taken; and
S. 464ZFE(e) inserted by No. 41/2004 s. 18(b), amended by No. 3/2019 s. 65(c).
the number of authorisations given under sections 464SA and 464SE within the period to which the report relates; and
S. 464ZFE(f) inserted by No. 41/2004 s. 18(b), amended by No. 3/2019 s. 65(d).
the number of authorisations refused to be given under sections 464SA and 464SE within the period to which the report relates.
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