The Child Protection (Offenders Registration) Act 2000 creates two classes of offences for which a person can be on the Register (Registrable offences): Class 1: Offences include murder of child or sexual intercourse with a child Class 2: Offences include manslaughter of a child, sexual touching, possession of child pornography, kidnapping of a child or filming a child for indecent purposes This includes offences committed in another state or country, an intention or attempt to commit the offence and offences committed prior to the legislation coming into effect. However, even if a person has not been found guilty of a class 1 or 2 offence, under section 3D of the Child Protection (offenders Registration) Act 2000, the court can impose reporting obligations under the child protection register, if they are satisfied that the person poses a risk to the lives or sexual safety of children.