Source: https://www.legislation.nsw.gov.au/~/view/act/2000/42/part3/div3/sec11f
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Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Act 2000 No 42 - NSW legislation
Contents (2000 - 42)
Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Act 2000 No 42
3AA Risk to sexual safety of children—meaning
Part 2 Offenders to whom Act applies
3A Registrable persons
3B Circumstances in which person ceases to be registrable person
3C Discretion to treat child offender as non-registrable
Part 2A Child protection registration orders
3D Child protection registration orders made during criminal proceedings
3E Orders made after conclusion of criminal proceedings
3F Orders made in relation to foreign offences and old offences
3G Child protection registration orders made after grant of bail under Mental Health (Forensic Provisions) Act 1990
Part 3 Reporting obligations
Division 1 Notices to be given
4 Notices to be given when persons sentenced for registrable offences
4A Notices to be given when orders made for persons to comply with reporting obligations
5 Notices to be given when registrable person commences supervised sentence for registrable offence
6 Notices to be given when registrable person ceases to be in custody or under supervision of supervising authority
7 Notices may be given by Commissioner of Police
7A Notices to be given to registrable persons who enter New South Wales or are corresponding registrable persons
7B Notice to be given when reporting obligations change
7C Power of detention to enable notice to be given
8 Failure to comply with procedural requirements does not affect registrable person’s obligations
Division 2 Initial report
9 Relevant personal information to be reported
9A When initial report must be made
9B When new initial report must be made by person whose previous reporting obligations have ceased
9C Persons required to report under corresponding Act
Division 3 Ongoing reporting obligations
10 Registrable person must report annually
11 Registrable person must report changes to relevant personal information
11A Intended absence from New South Wales to be reported
11B Change of travel plans while out of New South Wales to be reported
11C Registrable person to report return to New South Wales or decision not to leave
11D Report of other absences from New South Wales
11E Information concerning international travel to be given to the Australian Federal Police
11F Intended change of place where registrable person generally resides
Division 4 Provisions applying to all reporting obligations
12 Where report is to be made
12A How reports to be made
12B Right to privacy and support when reporting
12C Receipt of information to be acknowledged
12D Additional matters to be provided
12E Power to take fingerprints
12F Power to take photographs
12G Information to be given before obtaining fingerprints or photographs
12H Retention of documents, fingerprints and photographs
12I Reporting by remote offenders
Division 5 Modified reporting procedures for protected witnesses
13 Modified reporting procedures for protected witnesses
13A Modification of ongoing reporting obligations
Division 6 Reporting period
14 When reporting obligations begin
14A Length of reporting period
14B Reduced period applies for young registrable persons
14C Extended reporting period if registrable person still on parole
14D (Repealed)
Division 7 Suspension and extension of reporting obligations
15 Suspension and extension of reporting obligations
16 NCAT may exempt persons from compliance with reporting obligations
16A Cessation of order
16B Application for new order
Division 7A Entry by police to residential premises
16C Entry by police officers to verify residence
Division 8 Offences
17 Offence of failing to comply with reporting obligations
18 Offence of furnishing false or misleading information
18A Bar to prosecution for failing to report leaving New South Wales
Division 9 Child Protection Register
19 Child Protection Register
19A Restriction on who may access personal information on protected witnesses
19B Registrable person’s rights in relation to Child Protection Register
19BA Exemption of certain agencies from privacy protection legislation
Division 10 Corresponding registrable persons—special provisions
19BB Corresponding registrable persons
19BC Reporting period for corresponding registrable person
19BD Initial report
Part 3A Change of name
19C Application of Part
19D (Repealed)
19E Applications for change of name by or on behalf of registrable person
19F Approval by Commissioner of Police
19G Registration of change of name
19H Registrar may correct Register
19I Information-sharing between Commissioner of Police and NSW Registrar
20 Exclusion of personal liability
20A Application of reporting obligations to persons subject to child protection prohibition orders
21 Proceedings for offences
21A Certificate evidence
21B Time limit for prosecutions waived
21C Effect of spent convictions
21D Permitted disclosure of information concerning registrable persons
21E Prohibited disclosure of information concerning registrable persons
24 Savings, transitional and other provisions
26 Review of Act
Schedule 1 Scheduled agencies
Current version for 1 December 2018 to date (accessed 17 November 2019 at 11:06)
Part 3 Division 3 Section 11F
(1) This section applies if a registrable person intends to change the place where the registrable person generally resides.
This section imposes an additional reporting requirement with respect to residence to that imposed under section 11 (1) (b), which requires a registrable person to report actual (as opposed to intended) changes in the place where the person generally resides.
(2) At least 14 days before changing the place, the registrable person must report the intended change to the Commissioner of Police and must provide details of:
(a) the address where the person proposes to generally reside, or
(b) if the person does not intend to reside at particular premises—the name of the locality of the place where the person intends to generally reside.
(3) If a change in the place at which a person generally resides occurs because of an emergency or other exceptional circumstances arise making it impracticable for the registrable person to report the intended change, it is sufficient compliance with subsection (2) if the registrable person:
(a) reports the required information to the Commissioner of Police as soon as practicable (but not more than 3 days) after the change occurs, and
(b) provides satisfactory evidence of the circumstances which made it impracticable to report the required information sooner to the Commissioner of Police.
(4) A registrable person who reports an intended change of place under this section and who subsequently changes the place where he or she generally resides to the place detailed in the report is not required to comply with the reporting obligations imposed by section 11 with respect to that change of place.
(5) A registrable person who reports an intended change and does not make the change within 14 days after it is reported must report this fact to the Commissioner of Police within 3 days after the end of that 14-day period.