Sentencing Act 1995

the primary victim’s spouse; or

the primary victim’s de facto partner; or

a person to whom the primary victim is engaged to be married; or

a parent, grandparent, guardian, step‑parent or step‑grandparent of the primary victim; or

a child, grandchild, step‑child or step‑grandchild of the primary victim or some other child for whom the primary victim is the guardian; or

a brother, sister, half‑brother, half‑sister, step‑brother or step‑sister of the primary victim; or

if, at the time of the offence, the primary victim was an Aboriginal person or a Torres Strait Islander requiring care, a person who, in the opinion of the court, is regarded under the customary law or tradition of the primary victim’s community as the equivalent of the primary victim’s guardian or carer;

a person against whom the offence was committed; or

a person who was a witness to the offence if it included any of the following —

actual or threatened violence;

sexual assault;

bodily harm;

death;

is under 18 years of age; or

in the absence of positive evidence as to age, appears to be under 18 years of age; or

because of a mental or physical impairment, is unable to give a victim impact statement;

in the case of a primary victim, any personal harm suffered by the victim as a direct result of the offence; or

in the case of a family victim, the impact of the primary victim’s personal harm on the members of the primary victim’s immediate family.