Terms used
15C Terms used
In this Division —
registrar means the clerk or registrar of the court to which a relevant application is made;
relevant applicant means any of the following —
in relation to an application made under section 13(7A) for an offender reporting order — the Commissioner;
in relation to an application made under section 14B(8) for a juvenile offender reporting order — the prosecution or the Commissioner;
in relation to an application made under section 14C(2) to revoke a juvenile offender reporting order — the offender;
in relation to an application made under section 14E(2) for a juvenile offender exemption order — the offender;
in relation to an application made under section 15 for a past offender reporting order — the Commissioner;
Note for this definition:
A parent or guardian or certain other persons may apply on behalf of a relevant applicant who is a juvenile offender (see section 15D).
relevant application means any of the following —
an application made under section 13(7A) for an offender reporting order;
an application made under section 14B(8) for a juvenile offender reporting order;
an application made under section 14C(2) to revoke a juvenile offender reporting order;
an application made under section 14E(2) for a juvenile offender exemption order;
an application made under section 15 for a past offender reporting order;
relevant court means the court to which the relevant application is made;
relevant respondent means any of the following —
in relation to an application made under section 13(7A) for an offender reporting order — the offender;
in relation to an application made under section 14B(8) for a juvenile offender reporting order — the offender;
in relation to an application made under section 14C(2) to revoke a juvenile offender reporting order — the Commissioner;
in relation to an application made under section 14E(2) for a juvenile offender exemption order — the Commissioner;
in relation to an application made under section 15 for a past offender reporting order — the offender.
[Section 15C inserted: No. 35 of 2024 s. 77.]
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