51I

Assisting a person to avoid apprehension

In force

S. 51I inserted by No. 47/2016 s. 16.

(1)

A person (A) commits an offence if—

(a)

A intentionally provides information to another person (B); and

(b)

A intends that B use the information for the purpose of avoiding or reducing the likelihood of apprehension for an offence committed by B against section 51B(1), 51C(1), 51D(1), 51E(1), 51F(1), 51G(1) or 51H(1).

Examples

1 A provides information to B about how to use a website to deal with child abuse material anonymously or how to encrypt electronic material containing child abuse material.

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