Criminal Organisations Control Act 2012

The Chief Commissioner must give the Attorney-General a report that includes the following information in respect of each financial year—

in respect of each of the following kinds of applications, the number of those applications made during that financial year—

applications for serious crime prevention orders for which the respondents are eligible offenders;

applications for serious crime prevention orders for which the respondents are not eligible offenders;

applications to vary serious crime prevention orders;

applications to revoke serious crime prevention orders;

applications to renew serious crime prevention orders;

applications for criminal intelligence protection orders where the relevant party to the substantive application is an eligible offender;

applications for criminal intelligence protection orders where the relevant party to the substantive application is not an eligible offender;

in respect of each of the kinds of applications specified in paragraph (a)—

the number of those applications that were withdrawn during that financial year and, separately, the number of those withdrawn applications that were in respect of an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander; and

the number of those applications that were refused during that financial year and, separately, the number of those refused applications that were in respect of an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander; and

the number of those applications that were granted during that financial year and, separately, the number of those granted applications that were in respect of an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander;

the number of serious crime prevention orders that were in effect on the last day of that financial year;

the number of corresponding orders registered under Part 5 during that financial year;

the number of registered corresponding orders in effect on the last day of that financial year;

the number of criminal intelligence protection orders made in that financial year;

the number of unlawful association notices issued during that financial year and, separately, the number of those notices issued to an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander;

details of the ages (in ranges) of individuals in respect of whom unlawful association notices were issued during that financial year;

details of the ages (in ranges) of individuals charged with an offence against section 124A(1) during that financial year;

the number of unlawful association notices amended under each of the following provisions during that financial year—

section 124J;

section 124KA(1)(b)(i);

section 124O(2);

section 124O(2A)(b)(i);

the number of unlawful association notices that were revoked under each of the following provisions during that financial year—

section 124K(1);

section 124K(2);

section 124KA(1)(c);

section 124P(2);

section 124P(3);

the number of applications made under section 124JA for revocation during the financial year;

the number of applications made under section 124M for internal review during the financial year;

the number of applications made during that financial year under section 124MA for an extension of time within which an application for internal review may be made;

the number of decisions affirmed under section 124N(3)(a) during the financial year;

the number of decisions or unlawful association notices amended under section 124N(3)(a) during the financial year;

the number of decisions set aside under section 124N(3)(b) during the financial year;

the number of applications made under section 124B(1) for a lawful association authority during the financial year;

the number of lawful association authorities granted under section 124B(3)(a) during the financial year;

the number of notices published in the Government Gazette under section 124C during the financial year;

for each offence set out in a provision of this Act—

the number of charges for that offence for which a criminal proceeding was commenced during that financial year; and

the number of persons who were charged with that offence during that financial year and, separately, the number of those persons who are Aboriginal persons or Torres Strait Islanders; and

the number of findings of guilt for that offence that were made during that financial year; and

the number of convictions for that offence that were imposed during that financial year; and

the number of charges referred to in subparagraph (i) that were heard and determined during that financial year without a finding of guilt or a conviction being imposed (including because the charge was withdrawn or dismissed or the prosecution of the charge was discontinued); and

the number of proceedings—

in which that offence was charged; and

that concluded during that financial year;

in addition to each number of charges, findings of guilt, convictions or proceedings referred to in paragraph (u), the number of such charges, findings of guilt, convictions or proceedings that were in respect of Aboriginal persons or Torres Strait Islanders.

The report must be given to the Attorney-General as soon as practicable, but within 3 months, after the end of each financial year.

The Attorney-General must cause a copy of the report to be laid before each House of Parliament within 12 sitting days of that House after the report is received by the Attorney-General.

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