Crimes and Other Legislation Amendment (Omnibus No. 1) Act 2024
An Act to amend legislation relating to the criminal law, law enforcement and telecommunications, and for related purposes
1 Short title
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.5
The Act is the Crimes and Other Legislation Amendment (Omnibus No. 1) Act 2024.
2 Commencement
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.6
1 Section 1
24 October 2024
2 Section 2
24 November
3 Section 3
25 October 2024
4 Section 4
7 November
5 Section 5
6 Section 6
26 September 2002.
26 September
7 Section 7
3 Schedules
Legislation in schedules is amended or repealed according to its terms.
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.7
1 Subsection 3C(1)
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2 At the end of subsection 3E(5)
Power to seize digital asset may be exercised after warrant expires
3 After paragraph 3E(6)(a)
Warrant authorises seizure of digital asset under certain conditions.
4 After paragraph 3E(7)(a)
Seizure of digital assets upon warrant satisfaction
5 Section 3F (heading)
Repeal heading and substitute with new text.
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3F The things authorised by a search warrant—general
Authorization for search warrant actions
6 After section 3F
3FA The things authorised by a search warrant—additional things
Authority to seize digital assets under certain conditions.
The executing officer or a constable assisting reasonably suspects...
Authorises the seizing of a digital asset.
Seizing of digital assets within the scope of the warrant.
The seizing of the digital asset is within the scope of the warrant.
Recurring trace of seizing digital assets under certain conditions.
The seizing of the digital asset is part of a recurring trace.
Recognition of digital assets as evidential material.
The digital asset is recognised as evidential material.
Validation of digital assets against the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
The digital asset is validated against the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002.
7 At the end of subsection 3K(1)
Add “or a thing that suggests the existence of a digital asset that may be seized under the warrant”.
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8 Subsection 3K(2)
Omit certain words from a warrant clause
9 Subparagraph 3K(2)(a)(ii)
Insertion of phrase after 'evidential material'
10 Subsection 3K(4)
Insertion of additional phrase in warrant clause
11 Paragraphs 3K(5)(a) and (d)
Insertion of new clause in warrant seizure
12 Paragraphs 3K(6)(a) and (d)
Insertion of digital asset seizure clause
Requires relation between identifiable temporal intervals
13 Subparagraphs 3K(7)(a)(iii) and (iv)
Inserts 'or a thing that suggests the existence of a digital asset' after 'is a thing that may be seized under the warrant'
14 At the end of subsection 3L(1)
Add “or suggests the existence of a digital asset that may be seized under the warrant”.
15 Subsection 3L(1A)
Insertion of new term in evidential material definition
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16 Subsection 3L(2)
Insert additional information after a warrant is executed
17 Paragraph 3L(2)(b)
18 Paragraph 3L(3)(a)
19 Subsection 3LAA(2)
20 Subsection 3LAA(4)
21 Paragraph 3LAA(4)(b)
22 Paragraph 3LAA(5)(a)
23 Paragraph 3LAA(5)(b)
24 Paragraph 3M(1)(a)
25 After paragraph 3N(2)(a)
The thing that has been seized is a digital asset or a thing that suggests the existence of a digital asset.
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26 Subsection 3ZQV(2)
Insert 'or whether data that suggests the existence of a digital asset...
27 After paragraph 227(1)(h)
28 At the end of subsection 227(1)
Note on power exercise after warrant expiration
29 Section 228 (heading)
228 The things authorised by a search warrant—general
30 At the end of Subdivision A of Division 1 of Part 3-5
228A The things authorised by a search warrant—additional things
228A(1) The things authorised by a search warrant—additional things
Seizing digital assets if certain conditions are met
Duty to seize digital assets under certain conditions
Executing officer or person assisting has reasonable suspicion of the existence of a digital asset
Belief in the existence of a digital asset requires reasonable suspicion
Digital asset exists if there is reasonable suspicion
Seizing digital assets under recurring conditions
Executing officer or person assisting reasonably suspects the digital asset to be tainted property, evidential material, or related to an indictable offence
Seizing digital asset is part of a recurring pattern
Inferencing the existence of a digital asset from reasonable suspicion
Temporal relation between seizing digital assets and preventing concealment, loss or destruction
Executing officer or person assisting reasonably suspects that seizing the digital asset is necessary to prevent its concealment, loss or destruction
Seizing digital asset prevents concealment, loss or destruction within a temporal interval
228A(2) The things authorised by a search warrant—additional things
Authorises use of computer, data storage device, telecommunications facility, and other electronic equipment for seizing digital assets.
31 At the end of subsection 243(1)
Add “or it is a thing that suggests the existence of a digital asset that may be seized under the search warrant in question”.
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32 Subsection 244(1)
Omit specific phrase from search warrant clause.
33 Subparagraph 244(1)(a)(i)
Insertion of phrase after evidential material
34 Paragraph 245(1)(a)
Insertion of digital asset clause in Schedule 1
35 Subsection 245(2)
Insertion of digital asset mention in evidential material
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.24
36 Subsection 245(3)
Insertion of phrase suggesting digital asset seizure under search warrant
37 Paragraph 245(3)(b)
38 Subsection 245(4)
Omit 'An *authorised officer', substitute 'The *executing officer or a *person assisting'.
39 Paragraph 245(4)(a)
40 Paragraph 248(1)(a)
Insert subsection 228A(5) or before section 243.
41 After paragraph 249(3)(a)
The thing seized is a digital asset or suggests its existence.
42 Section 338
Defines carrier and communication in transit.
digital asset means: (a) a digital representation of value or rights (including rights to property), the ownership of which is evidenced cryptographically and that is held and transferred electronically by: (i) a type of distributed ledger technology; or (ii) another distributed cryptographically verifiable data structure;
Class hierarchy for telecommunications facilities
telecommunications facility means a facility within the meaning of the Telecommunications Act 1997.
43 Application of amendments
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44 Section 126 (heading)
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45 At the end of subsection 126(1)
Add subparagraphs 3FA(1)(b)(i) and (2)(b)(i).
46 After subsection 126(4)
46(4A) After subsection 126(4)
Substitutes subparagraphs of the Crimes Act 1914 with new wording regarding evidential material in relation to indictable offences or corruption issues.
Replaces existing subparagraphs with new ones.
(4A) The Crimes Act 1914 has effect as if...
Applies substitution to subparagraphs with respect to temporal intervals.
46(4B) After subsection 126(4)
Amends the Crimes Act 1914 to include references to the National Anti-Corruption Commission.
47 Application of amendments
1 Paragraph 7(aa)
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2 Subsection 15B(1)
Insertion of phrase after 'withdrawal from'
3 Section 15K (heading)
Omit 'withdrawal', substitute 'withdrawals or transactions'.
4 Section 15K
Insert 'or transaction involving' after 'withdrawal from'
5 Paragraph 15L(a)
6 Paragraph 15L(c)
Insert “or transaction” after “withdrawal”.
7 Section 15Q (heading)
Omit 'withdrawal', substitute 'withdrawals or transactions'
8 Subsection 15Q(1)
9 Section 338 (definition of account)
10 Section 338 (after paragraph (e) of the definition of
Digital currency exchange account requirements
Requires digital currency exchange accounts
11 Section 338 (at the end of the definition of account)
Specify balance of account in digital currency
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Must express balance as specified amount
12 Section 338
13 Section 338 (at the end of the definition of financial
Digital currency exchange permission for corporations under paragraph 51(xx) of the Constitution.
Grants permission for digital currency exchange.
14 At the end of Schedule 2
9 Amendments made by Schedule 2 to the Crimes and Other
Duty to provide information about acquisition of property or conduct
15 Application of amendments
Amendments apply to applications and notices made on or after commencement
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1 Subsection 4AA(1) (definition of penalty unit)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.31
2 Subsection 4AA(3)
3 Application of amendments
Amendments apply to offences committed on or after commencement.
1 Section 7 (definition of Communications Access
Repeals definition of Communications Access Coordinator and substitutes with a new definition.
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.32
2 Section 7
Defines Communications Security Coordinator term.
2A Section 7 (definition of Home Affairs Minister)
3 After section 7
7A Communications Security Coordinator
7A(1) Communications Security Coordinator
Definition of Communications Security Coordinator
Communications Access Coordinator and Communications Security Coordinator Schedule 4
Communications Security Coordinator means...
7A(2) Communications Security Coordinator
Specify persons or bodies for the purposes of Communications Security Coordinator definition
7A(3) Communications Security Coordinator
Must specify APS employees in an instrument
7A(4) Communications Security Coordinator
Must specify functions or powers of a Communications Security Coordinator
7A(5) Communications Security Coordinator
Restricts performance of functions or exercise of powers to those specified in an instrument.
Restricts performance of functions or exercise of powers.
(5) A person or body, or a class of persons or bodies...
...may only perform the functions or exercise the powers specified in that instrument.
...specified in an instrument made under subsection (2).
...in relation to that person or body, or class of persons or bodies.
4 Section 53A (heading)
Substitute 'Coordinator' for 'Co-ordinator'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.33
5 Subsections 53A(1) and (2)
Substitute Communications Access Coordinator
Imposes a duty on the State to substitute Communications Access Coordinator
6 Section 56A (heading)
Replace 'Co-ordinator' with 'Coordinator'
7 Subsection 56A(1)
Omit 'the Communications Access Co-ordinator', substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator'.
8 Subsection 56A(2)
Remove requirement for further consultation about application
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9 Subsection 56A(2) (note)
Omit specified text and substitute with new text.
10 Subsections 56A(3) and (4)
Omit 'the Communications Access Co-ordinator' and substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator'.
11 Subsections 56A(5) and (6)
12 Subsection 56A(6)
Omit 'it has revoked', substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator has revoked'
Substitute ‘a Communications Access Coordinator has revoked’
Implicates substitution of 'Communications Access Coordinator' for 'it'
Diffuses substitution to related provisions
13 Subsection 56A(7)
Omit specified term and substitute with new one.
14 Subsection 59(8) (note to the definition of application day)
Omit 'the Communications Access Co-ordinator', substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator'
15 Subsection 314A(2B)
Omit 'The Communications Access Co-ordinator', substitute 'A Communications Security Coordinator'.
Imposes a duty on the legislative body to omit and substitute.
16 Subsection 314A(3)
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17 Subsections 314A(4) to (5A)
Prohibits the use of outdated terminology.
Omit 'The Communications Access Co-ordinator'
Substitute with 'A Communications Security Coordinator'
18 Subsections 314A(5B) and (5C)
19 Paragraph 314B(1)(a)
20 Paragraph 314B(1)(b)
Omit 'the Co-ordinator' and substitute 'a Communications Security Coordinator'.
21 Subsection 314B(1)
Replace 'the Co-ordinator' with 'a Communications Security Coordinator'
22 Subsection 314B(1)
Substitute 'that is required' for 'the Co-ordinator requires'
Replace phrase with equivalent obligation
23 Subsection 314B(2)
Omit 'the Communications Access Co-ordinator', substitute 'a Communications Security Coordinator'.
24 Paragraph 314B(3)(a)
25 Subsection 314B(3)
26 Subsection 314B(4)
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27 Paragraph 314B(5)(a)
28 Subsection 314B(5)
29 Subsection 314B(6)
Omit 'the Communications Access Co-ordinator' and substitute 'a Communications Security Coordinator'.
30 Subsection 314C(1)
31 Subsection 314C(5)
32 Paragraph 314D(1)(a)
33 Paragraph 314D(1)(b)
34 Subsection 314D(1)
35 Subsection 314D(1)
Substitute “that is required” in the Communications Access Coordinator and Communications Security Coordinator subsection.
Replace text with a required alternative.
36 Subsection 314D(2)
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37 Paragraph 314D(3)(a)
38 Subsection 314D(3)
39 Subsection 314D(4)
40 Paragraph 314D(5)(a)
41 Subsection 314D(5)
42 Paragraphs 314D(6)(a) and (b)
43 Subparagraph 315J(1A)(c)(i)
44 Subparagraphs 315J(1A)(c)(ii) and (iii)
Omit 'the Co-ordinator', substitute 'a Communications Security Coordinator'.
45 Subparagraph 315J(1A)(d)(i)
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46 Subparagraphs 315J(1A)(d)(ii) and (iii)
47 Subparagraph 315J(1A)(e)(i)
48 Subparagraphs 315J(1A)(e)(ii) and (iii)
49 Subsection 317ZC(2)
50 Subsections 317ZD(2) and 317ZE(2)
51 Subsection 317ZF(6)
52 Subsection 317ZF(10)
Omit ‘The Communications Access Co-ordinator’
substitute ‘A Communications Access Coordinator’
53 Subsection 317ZF(11)
Imposes a duty to omit the specified term.
54 Subsection 317ZF(12)
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55 Subsection 317ZF(12A) (heading)
Substitute "Coordinator" for "Co-ordinator"
56 Subsection 317ZF(12A)
57 Subparagraphs 317ZL(2)(b)(ii) and (3)(b)(ii)
58 Subsection 5(1)
Definition of Attorney-General’s Department
59 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Communications Access
60 Section 6R (heading)
61 Subsection 6R(1) (definition of Communications Access
Definition of Communications Access Coordinator
62 Subsection 6R(2)
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62(2) Subsection 6R(2)
Specify persons or bodies for the purposes of paragraph (b) of the definition of Communications Access Coordinator.
62(2A) Subsection 6R(2)
The Attorney-General must specify APS employees in an instrument.
62(2B) Subsection 6R(2)
Instrument must specify functions or powers of a Communications Access Coordinator
62(2C) Subsection 6R(2)
(2C) A person or body, or a class of persons or bodies...
Restricts temporal scope to that specified in the instrument.
Restricts performance of functions or exercise of powers based on an instrument.
63 Subsection 6R(3)
64 Subsection 6R(3)
Omit 'the Co-ordinator', substitute 'the Coordinator'.
65 Subsection 183(2)
Omit 'The Communications Access Co-ordinator', substitute 'A Communications Access Coordinator'.
66 Subsection 183(3)
Omit 'The Co-ordinator', substitute 'A Communications Access Coordinator'.
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67 Subsection 183(3)
68 Subsection 187B(2)
69 Subsection 187B(2A)
70 Subsection 187B(3)
Omit specific text and substitute with alternative.
71 Paragraph 187B(3)(c)
Replace 'Communications Access Co-ordinator' with 'Coordinator'
72 Subsection 187B(6)
Replace outdated language with new phrase
73 Subsections 187E(1) and 187F(1)
Omit ‘the Communications Access Co-ordinator’
Substitute ‘a Communications Access Coordinator’
Replaces outdated term with new one at specific point in time.
74 Subsection 187F(2)
Substitute "Coordinator" for "Communications Access Co-ordinator"
75 Paragraph 187F(2)(c)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.42
76 Paragraph 187F(2)(f)
77 Subsection 187F(3)
78 Subsection 187F(3)
Omit 'the Co-ordinator' and substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator'.
79 Subsection 187F(4)
80 Subsection 187G(1)
81 Paragraphs 187G(1)(a) and (b)
Omit 'the Co-ordinator', substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator'.
82 Subsection 187G(1)
83 Paragraph 187G(2)(a)
84 Paragraph 187G(2)(b)
85 Subsection 187G(2)
Replace 'the Co-ordinator' with 'a Communications Access Coordinator'
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86 Paragraph 187G(3)(a)
Replaces outdated term with new one through dissemination.
Replaces outdated term with new one through AI-powered tool.
87 Subsection 187G(4)
88 Subsection 187G(6) (heading)
Imposes a duty to substitute "Coordinator" for "Co-ordinator"
89 Subsection 187G(6)
90 Paragraph 187G(6)(a)
91 Paragraphs 187H(1)(a) and 187J(1)(a)
92 Paragraphs 187J(1)(a) and (b)
93 Subparagraphs 187J(3)(a)(i) and (ii)
94 Section 187K (heading)
95 Subsection 187K(1)
Substitute Communications Access Coordinator title.
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96 Subsection 187K(5)
97 Paragraphs 187K(5)(a) and (b)
98 Subsection 187K(6)
99 Subsection 187K(7)
Omit 'making', substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator makes'.
100 Subsections 187K(7) and (8)
101 Subsection 187KA(2)
102 Paragraph 187KA(3)(a)
Replace 'Communications Access Co-ordinator' with 'Communications Access Coordinator'
103 Subsection 187L(1)
104 Subsection 187L(1)
105 Paragraph 187L(1)(b)
Insert 'another Communications Access Coordinator' after 'other than'
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106 Paragraph 187L(1A)(b)
107 Subsection 187L(2)
Omit 'the Communications Access Co-ordinator'
Substitute with 'a Communications Access Coordinator'
108 Paragraph 187L(2)(b)
109 Paragraph 188(1)(b)
110 Subsection 188(2)
111 Subsections 188(3) and (4)
112 Paragraphs 188(8)(d) and (9)(c) and (e)
113 Section 192 (heading)
Substitute 'Communications Access Coordinator' for 'The Communications Access Co-ordinator'
114 Subsection 192(1)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.46
Substitute ‘A Communications Access Coordinator’
115 Paragraph 192(5)(a)
116 Subsection 192(5)
117 Subsection 192(6)
118 Subsection 192(7)
Substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator' for 'giving'
Imposes a duty on LegalPerson to substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator' for 'giving'
119 Subsections 192(7) and (8)
120 Subsection 196(1)
121 Paragraph 196(1)(b)
122 Subsection 196(1) (note)
123 Subsection 196(2)
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124 Subsection 196(3)
125 Subsection 197(1)
126 Paragraph 197(1)(b)
127 Subsection 197(1) (note)
128 Subsection 197(2)
129 Subsections 197(3) and 198(1)
130 Subsection 198(1)
Omit specific obligation, substitute new obligation.
Prohibits the Coordinator from omitting the new obligation.
The substitution must occur within a specific time frame.
The plan being received triggers the substitution.
A Communications Access Coordinator must substitute the new obligation within 60 days of receiving the plan.
The omission of the old obligation implies the substitution of the new one.
Omitting the old obligation triggers the substitution.
A Communications Access Coordinator must substitute the new obligation within 60 days.
The substitution of the new obligation propagates to all relevant parties.
The substitution of the new obligation is inferred from the omission of the old one.
131 Paragraph 198(1)(b)
132 Subsection 198(2)
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133 Subsection 198(2)
134 Paragraph 198(3)(a)
135 Subsection 198(3)
136 Paragraph 198(4)(a)
137 Subsection 198(5)
138 Paragraph 198(7)(b)
139 Paragraph 199(a)
140 Paragraph 199(b)
141 Paragraph 201(1)(b)
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142 Section 202
143 Section 202
144 Paragraph 202A(b)
145 Subsection 202B(3)
146 Subsection 202B(5)
147 Subsection 202B(5)
Replace 'Co-ordinator' with 'Communications Access Coordinator'
148 Subsection 202B(5)
Omit 'the Co-ordinator' (second occurring) and substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator of the proposed change'.
149 Paragraph 202B(6)(a)
150 Paragraph 202B(6)(a)
Omit 'the Co-ordinator', substitute 'a Communications Access Coordinator of the proposed change'
151 Paragraph 202B(6)(b)
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152 Subsection 202B(7)
153 Subsection 202B(7)
154 Section 202C (heading)
155 Subsection 202C(1)
156 Subsection 202C(1)
Substitute 'Communications Access Coordinator' for 'Co-ordinator'
Imposes a duty on the legislative body to make the substitution
157 Subsection 202C(2)
158 Section 203 (heading)
159 Subsections 203(1) and (3)
160 Subsection 203(3)
Substitution of phrase in subsection 203(3)
161 Subclause 126(2) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.51
162 General application—Telecommunications Act 1997
Amendments apply to Communications Access Coordinators and Security Coordinators
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.52
163 Carrier licence procedures—Telecommunications Act
Application received before commencement is taken to have been received on that day.
164 National interest matter instruments—
Continuation of certain instruments in force after commencement.
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.53
165 Notices in relation to national interest matters—
166 Other actions in relation to national interest matters—
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.54
167 Annual report—Telecommunications Act 1997
Annual report for the financial year ending on a specified date
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.55
30 June 2024, a reference in section 315J of the Telecommunications
Reference to Communications Access Coordinator or Communications Security Coordinator
168 Industry assistance—Telecommunications Act 1997
Continuity of Communications Access Coordinator's powers and duties
169 Enforcement applications—Telecommunications Act
Substitution of Communications Access Co-ordinator as applicant
170 General application—Telecommunications (Interception
Amendments apply in relation to a Communications Access Coordinator's exercise of power or function on and after commencement.
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Relates to the exercise of power or function by a Communications Access Coordinator.
Applicable during the exercise of power or performance of a function or duty by a Communications Access Coordinator.
171 Specification instruments—Telecommunications
Amendments of section 6R apply in relation to instruments made under that section on or after commencement.
172 Section 183 determinations—Telecommunications
Continuation of existing determination under Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979
173 Other decisions—Telecommunications (Interception and
Continuation of declarations, decisions, and determinations upon commencement
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.57
174 Co-operation with agencies—Telecommunications
Continuity of Communications Access Coordinator's powers and functions
175 Civil penalty proceedings—Telecommunications
Substitution of Communications Access Co-ordinator as applicant for civil penalty under Regulatory Powers (Standard Provisions) Act 2014.
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.58
1 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (d) of the definition of certifying
Omit 'Crime Commission' from definition of certifying officer
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.59
2 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (e) of the definition of certifying
Replace 'Independent Commission Against Corruption' with 'Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)'
3 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (ea) of the definition of
Omit 'IBAC' and substitute with 'IBAC (Vic.)'
4 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (f) of the definition of certifying
Omit 'Crime and Corruption Commission', substitute 'Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)'
Prohibits the use of 'Crime and Corruption Commission'
5 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (f)(i) of the definition of
Repeal of subparagraph (f)(i) and substitution with chairperson defined by the Crime and Corruption Act (Qld)
6 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (f)(ii) of the definition of
Omit 'Crime and Corruption Act', substitute 'Crime and Corruption Act (Qld)'
7 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (g) of the definition of certifying
Omit 'Law Enforcement Conduct Commission', substitute 'Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW)'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.60
8 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraphs (g)(i), (ii) and (iii) of the
Omit 'Commission' and substitute with Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW)
9 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (i) of the definition of certifying
Omit 'Corruption and Crime Commission' and substitute with 'Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)'
Prohibits the use of 'Corruption and Crime Commission'
10 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (d) of the definition of chief
Omit 'Crime Commission' and substitute with 'Crime Commission (NSW)'
11 Subsection 5(1) (paragraphs (e) and (ea) of the definition
Omit 'Independent Commission Against Corruption'
Replace with 'Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)'
12 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (eb) of the definition of chief
13 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (f) of the definition of chief
Repeal of paragraph (f) and substitution with the chairperson of the Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)
14 Subsection 5(1) (paragraphs (h) to (k) of the definition of
Repeal of paragraphs and substitution with new titles for commissions.
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.61
15 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (l) of the definition of chief
Omit 'Corruption and Crime Commission' from the definition of chief officer.
16 Subsection 5(1) (after paragraph (la) of the definition of
17 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (b) of the definition of
Repeal and substitute a definition related to the Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)
18 Subsection 5(1)
Repeal definitions of Corruption and Crime Commission
19 Subsection 5(1)
Definition of Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act (WA)
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20 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Crime and Corruption Act)
Repeal definition, substitute with new definition.
21 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Crime and Corruption
Repeal definition of Commission, substitute with new definition.
22 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Crime Commission)
23 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Crime Commission Act)
24 Subsection 5(1)
Defines a term with an obligation to be followed
The term Crime Commission (NSW) is defined.
Applies to explicit class/type/subclass hierarchies
The definition applies only to the Crime Commission (NSW) term.
25 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (a) of the definition of deputy
Substitution of Queensland Act name in definition of deputy
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.63
26 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (b)(i) of the definition of
Omit 'Crime Commission', substitute 'Crime Commission (NSW)'
27 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraphs (b)(ii) and (iii) of the
Omit 'Independent Commission Against Corruption', substitute 'Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)'
28 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraphs (b)(iv) and (v) of the
29 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (ba) of the definition of eligible
30 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (c) of the definition of eligible
Repeal paragraph (c) of the definition of eligible authority and substitute with a prohibition on the Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)
Imposes a prohibition on the Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)
31 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (d) of the definition of eligible
32 Subsection 5(1) (at the end of paragraph (e) of the
Add 'or the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)' to the definition of eligible authority.
33 Subsection 5(1) (definition of IBAC)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.64
34 Subsection 5(1) (definition of IBAC Act)
Repeal and substitute definition of IBAC Act
35 Subsection 5(1) (definition of IBAC officer)
36 Subsection 5(1)
Definition of IBAC (Vic.) and IBAC officer
IBAC (Vic.) means the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission established by the IBAC Act (Vic.).
IBAC (Vic.) officer means a person who is an IBAC Officer (within the meaning of the IBAC Act (Vic.)).
37 Subsection 5(1)
38 Subsection 5(1)
Definition of Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)
Independent Commission Against Corruption Act (NSW)
Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)
39 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Inspector of the Independent
Repeal definition of Inspector and substitute with new definition.
40 Subsection 5(1)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.65
41 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Inspector of the Law
Repeal and substitute definition of Inspector of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW)
42 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Law Enforcement Conduct
Repeal definition of Law Enforcement Conduct
43 Subsection 5(1)
Definition of Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW) and Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act (NSW)
Defines terms for the purpose of clarity and precision
Establishes a clear understanding of key concepts
44 Subsection 5(1) (definition of member of the Crime
Definition of member of the Crime Commission
45 Subsection 5(1) (definition of member of the staff of the
Definition of staff member for Crime Commission
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.66
Defines the term 'member of the staff of the Crime Commission'
Substitutes a new definition for the term
46 Subsection 5(1) (definition of member of the staff of the
Definition of member of staff of Inspector of Independent Commission Against Corruption
Classifies the definition as part of a subclass hierarchy
47 Subsection 5(1)
Definition of staff member for Inspector of Independent Commission Against Corruption
Staff member is covered by an arrangement
Describes the relationship between arrangements and staff members
48 Subsection 5(1) (definition of member of the staff of the
Repeal definition of member of staff, substitute with new definition
49 Subsection 5(1) (definition of member of the staff of the
Definition of member of staff of Law Enforcement Conduct Commission
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.67
Defines a term with an obligation to use it correctly
50 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (d) of the definition of officer)
Omit 'Crime Commission' from definition of officer.
Substitute with 'Crime Commission (NSW)'
51 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (e) of the definition of officer)
Replace officer definition with NSW-specific term
52 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (ea) of the definition of officer)
53 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (eb) of the definition of officer)
54 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (f) of the definition of officer)
Repeal and substitute a definition related to an officer of the Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)
55 Subsection 5(1) (paragraphs (h) and (ha) of the definition
Repeal of paragraphs and substitution with specific officials
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.68
56 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (k) of the definition of officer)
57 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (l) of the definition of officer)
Replace officer definition with Parliamentary Inspector of Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) or an officer of the Parliamentary Inspector of Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)
58 Subsection 5(1) (after paragraph (m) of the definition of
Must provide information to specified oversight bodies
59 Subsection 5(1) (definition of officer of the Corruption and
Definition of officer of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.69
Applies to the definition of officer within the Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act (WA)
60 Subsection 5(1)
Definitions for officer of Independent Commission Against Corruption and Law Enforcement Conduct Commission
61 Subsection 5(1) (definition of officer of the Parliamentary
Definition of officer of the Parliamentary Inspector
62 Subsection 5(1) (definition of Parliamentary Inspector of
Repeal definition of Parliamentary Inspector and substitute with new definition.
63 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (da) of the definition of
Omit 'Independent Commission Against Corruption' and substitute with 'Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.70
64 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (da)(i) of the definition of
Omit 'Independent Commission Against Corruption Act', substitute 'Independent Commission Against Corruption Act (NSW)'
65 Subsection 5(1) (paragraphs (db) and (dc) of the definition
Inspectors must audit operations and deal with complaints and misconduct.
Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW) is responsible for auditing operations.
The Inspector must audit the operations of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW).
Inspector must deal with complaints and misconduct
Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW) is responsible for dealing with complaints and misconduct.
The Inspector must deal with complaints and misconduct on the part of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW) or an officer thereof.
Inspector must audit operations within a certain timeframe
The Inspector must audit the operations of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW) for the purpose of monitoring compliance with the law.
The Inspector must audit the operations of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW) at least once per year.
Inspector must deal with complaints and misconduct within a certain timeframe
The Inspector must deal with complaints and misconduct within 30 days of receiving a complaint.
Inspector must assess effectiveness and appropriateness of procedures
The Inspector must assess the effectiveness and appropriateness of the procedures of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW).
The Inspector must assess the effectiveness and appropriateness of the policies and procedures of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW).
66 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (e) of the definition of
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.71
67 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (e)(i) of the definition of
Omit 'Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act 2016 (NSW)' and substitute 'Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act (NSW)'.
68 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (f) of the definition of
69 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraphs (f)(i) and (ii) of the
Omit 'IBAC Act', substitute 'IBAC Act (Vic.)'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.72
70 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraphs (fa)(i) and (ii) of the
Monitoring compliance with IBAC Act and other laws, overseeing functions, assessing policies, receiving complaints, investigating conduct, reporting on investigations
Monitoring compliance with IBAC Act and other laws
Monitoring interaction between IBAC (Vic.) and other integrity bodies to ensure compliance with relevant laws
71 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (g) of the definition of
Omit 'Corruption and Crime Commission' from the definition of permitted purpose.
72 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (g)(i) of the definition of
Omit 'Corruption and Crime Commission Act', substitute 'Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act (WA)'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.73
73 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (ga) of the definition of
Omit “Crime and Corruption Commission”, substitute “Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)”.
74 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (ga)(i) of the definition of
75 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (h) of the definition of
Auditing operations, monitoring compliance, dealing with misconduct, assessing procedures, making recommendations, reporting to Parliament.
76 Subsection 5(1) (after paragraph (i) of the definition of
Conducting annual reviews and other functions
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.74
77 Subsection 5(1) (subparagraph (b)(i) of the definition of
Omit 'Crime and Corruption Act 2001 of Queensland' and substitute 'Crime and Corruption Act (Qld)'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.75
78 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (b) of the definition of
Omit 'Crime Commission' from certain text.
79 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (b) of the definition of
Omit 'Crime Commission Act', substitute 'Crime Commission Act (NSW)'
Prohibition on using outdated institution name
80 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (c) of the definition of
Omit 'Independent Commission Against Corruption' from the definition.
Prohibits the use of 'Independent Commission Against Corruption'
81 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (c) of the definition of
82 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (ca) of the definition of
Omit 'Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption', substitute 'Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)'
83 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (ca) of the definition of
Replace 'Independent Commission Against Corruption Act' with 'Independent Commission Against Corruption Act (NSW)'
84 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (cb) of the definition of
Omit 'IBAC' from the definition of prescribed investigation
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.76
85 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (cb) of the definition of
86 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (d) of the definition of
87 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (d) of the definition of
88 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (f) of the definition of
89 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (f) of the definition of
Omit specified law enforcement conduct commission act
Prohibits omitting specified law enforcement conduct commission act
90 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (fa) of the definition of
91 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (fa) of the definition of
Replace outdated law enforcement commission act reference with new one.
92 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (i) of the definition of
Omit 'Corruption and Crime Commission' (first occurring) and substitute 'Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.77
93 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (i) of the definition of
Substitute Act name in definition of prescribed investigation
94 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (j) of the definition of
Repeal a paragraph, substitute it with a new definition for 'prescribed investigation' related to the Parliamentary Inspector's functions.
Replaces an existing definition with a new one.
96 Subsection 5(1) (at the end of the definition of prescribed
Defines investigation for Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)
Defines a specific type of investigation
Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA) is conducting an investigation
This investigation is a subtype of inquiry
97 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (d) of the definition of relevant
98 Subsection 5(1) (paragraphs (e) and (ea) of the definition
Omit ‘Independent Commission Against Corruption’
substitute ‘Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)’
Removes 'Independent Commission Against Corruption'
Replaces 'Independent Commission Against Corruption' with 'Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)'
99 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (eb) of the definition of
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.78
100 Subsection 5(1) (paragraph (f) of the definition of
101 Subsection 5(1) (paragraphs (h) and (ha) of the definition
102 Subsection 5(1) (paragraphs (k) and (l) of the definition of
Omit 'Corruption and Crime Commission', substitute 'Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)'
103 Subsection 5(1) (at the end of the definition of relevant
Prescribed offence against the law of South Australia
104 Subsection 5(6A)
105 Subsection 5(7) (heading)
106 Subparagraph 5(7)(a)(i)
107 Subparagraph 5(7)(a)(ii)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.79
108 Subparagraphs 5(7)(c)(i) and (ii)
109 Paragraph 5(7)(d)
Omit specified Act and substitute with new name.
Prohibits the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act 2016 (NSW)
110 Subsection 5(8)
111 Subsection 5AC(5)
112 Subsection 5AC(6)
113 Subsection 5AC(7)
114 Subsection 5AC(8)
Omit 'Law Enforcement Conduct Commission' and substitute with 'Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW)'
115 Subsection 5AC(9)
116 Paragraphs 5B(1)(hb) and (hc)
117 Paragraph 5B(1)(i)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.80
118 Paragraphs 5B(1)(ia) and (ib)
119 Paragraphs 5B(1)(k) and (ka)
120 Paragraph 5B(1)(kb)
121 Before paragraph 5B(1)(kd)
Mandatory proceeding of Inspector of Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)
122 Subparagraph 6A(1)(c)(ii)
123 Subparagraph 6A(1)(c)(iii)
124 Subparagraphs 6A(1)(c)(v) and (va)
125 Subparagraphs 6A(1)(c)(vi) and (vii)
126 Subparagraph 6A(1)(c)(viii)
127 Subparagraphs 6A(1)(c)(x) and (xi)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.81
128 At the end of paragraph 6A(1)(c)
Add the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA) to the list.
Adding a new entity to a list is an obligation.
129 Paragraph 6L(2)(aa)
130 Paragraph 6L(2)(b)
131 Paragraph 6L(2)(b)
132 Paragraph 6L(2)(ba)
133 Paragraph 6L(2)(c)
134 Paragraph 6L(2)(d)
135 Paragraph 6L(2)(e)
Add 'or the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)' before a reference.
The text adds 'or the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)' before a reference.
The text adds 'or the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)' before a reference in an interval.
The text adds 'or the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)' before a reference in a trace.
The text adds 'or the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)' before a reference in a diffusion.
A new element is added to the diffusion.
The text adds 'or the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)' before a reference in a knowledge graph.
A new element is added to the knowledge graph.
136 Paragraph 39(2)(d)
Replace 'Crime Commission' with 'Crime Commission (NSW)'
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.82
137 Paragraph 39(2)(e)
Repeal paragraph and substitute with a new provision
138 Paragraph 39(2)(ea)
139 Paragraph 39(2)(f)
Repeal and substitute a specific term with another term.
140 Paragraph 39(2)(g)
141 Paragraph 39(2)(i)
142 Paragraph 68(ea)
Prohibits replacing 'Independent Commission Against Corruption'
143 Paragraph 68(eb)
Repeal paragraph and substitute with new provision related to information sharing between integrity agencies and oversight bodies.
Prohibits information sharing between integrity agencies and oversight bodies.
144 Paragraph 68(ec)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.83
145 Paragraph 68(ed)
Repeal paragraph and substitute with new provision related to the Inspector of the Victorian Inspectorate.
Prohibits the information from being referred to in a certain context.
146 Paragraph 68(f)
147 Paragraph 68(f)
Omit 'the Commission', substitute 'the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW)'
148 Paragraph 68(fa)
Repeal paragraph and substitute with new provision
149 Paragraph 68(h)
Omit 'Crime and Corruption Commission' and substitute with 'Crime and Corruption Commission (Qld)'
150 Paragraph 68(j)
151 After paragraph 68(ja)
Obligation to share information with the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA)
152 Paragraph 68(k)
Repeal paragraph and substitute with new provision related to the Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.84
Prohibits the information from being referred to in paragraph (h) of the definition of permitted purpose
153 Paragraph 110A(1)(f)
Omit “Crime Commission”, substitute ‘Crime Commission (NSW)”.
154 Paragraph 110A(1)(g)
155 Paragraph 110A(1)(h)
156 Paragraph 110A(1)(i)
157 Paragraph 110A(1)(j)
158 Paragraph 110A(1)(k)
159 Paragraph 22(3)(e) of Schedule 1
160 Paragraph 22(3)(f) of Schedule 1
Repeal and substitute paragraph 22(3)(f) of Schedule 1 with a new provision regarding information sharing between integrity agencies and oversight bodies.
161 Paragraph 22(3)(g) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.85
162 Paragraph 22(3)(h) of Schedule 1
Repeal paragraph and substitute with a new definition for commission officer.
163 Paragraph 22(3)(i) of Schedule 1
164 Subparagraphs 22(3)(i)(i), (ii) and (iii) of Schedule 1
165 Subparagraph 22(3)(i)(iv) of Schedule 1
166 Paragraph 22(3)(j) of Schedule 1
167 Paragraphs 157(1)(p) and (q) of Schedule 1
168 Paragraph 157(1)(s) of Schedule 1
169 Paragraphs 157(1)(u) and (v) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.86
170 Paragraphs 157(1)(w) and (x) of Schedule 1
171 Paragraph 157(1)(y) of Schedule 1
172 After paragraph 157(1)(z) of Schedule 1
Inserts a proceeding of the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA) after paragraph 157(1)(z) of Schedule 1.
173 Paragraphs 157(1)(zg) and (zh) of Schedule 1
174 Paragraphs 157(1)(zi) and (zj) of Schedule 1
175 Paragraph 157(1)(zk) of Schedule 1
176 Paragraph 157(1)(zm) of Schedule 1
177 Paragraph 157(1)(zn) of Schedule 1
178 Paragraph 157(1)(zo) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.87
179 At the end of subclause 157(1) of Schedule 1
An eligible purpose of the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (SA) must be added.
180 Paragraph 157(2)(g) of Schedule 1
181 Subparagraph 157(2)(g)(i) of Schedule 1
Omit specified act and substitute with new version.
182 Paragraphs 157(2)(h) and (i) of Schedule 1
Eligible purposes of the Inspector for auditing and dealing with misconduct
Inspector has purpose to audit and deal with misconduct
Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW) has a duty to monitor compliance with the law of New South Wales
Inspector of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW) has a duty to monitor compliance with the law of New South Wales
Inspector audits operations during monitoring compliance
Monitoring compliance with the law of New South Wales is an activity that can be done by the Inspector of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (NSW)
Auditing operations is an activity that occurs during monitoring compliance
Inspector audits and deals with misconduct everywhere
Inspector has purpose to assess effectiveness and appropriateness
Inspector of the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (NSW) has a duty to assess effectiveness and appropriateness
183 Paragraph 157(2)(j) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.88
184 Subparagraph 157(2)(j)(i) of Schedule 1
Omit Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act 2016 (NSW) and substitute with Law Enforcement Conduct Commission Act (NSW)
185 Paragraph 157(2)(k) of Schedule 1
Omit 'IBAC' (first occurring) and substitute with 'IBAC (Vic.)'.
Imposes a duty to omit 'IBAC' (first occurring)',
186 Subparagraphs 157(2)(k)(i) and (ii) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.89
187 Subparagraphs 157(2)(l)(i) and (ii) of Schedule 1
Repeal and substitute certain provisions related to IBAC (Vic.)
188 Paragraph 157(2)(m) of Schedule 1
189 Subparagraph 157(2)(m)(i) of Schedule 1
Omit specified Act and substitute with new one.
190 Paragraph 157(2)(n) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.90
191 Subparagraph 157(2)(n)(i) of Schedule 1
192 Paragraph 157(2)(o) of Schedule 1
List of eligible purposes for the Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)
Eligible purpose of the Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA)
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) must have one or more eligible purposes.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) has one or more eligible purposes.
Temporal interval during which the Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) must perform its functions.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) must perform its functions within a certain temporal interval.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) performs its functions during the specified temporal interval.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) must assess the effectiveness and appropriateness of its procedures.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) has a responsibility to assess its own procedures.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) must share information with other agencies and authorities.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) has a responsibility to share information with other agencies and authorities.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) must report to Parliament and other authorities.
The Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (WA) has a responsibility to report to Parliament and other authorities.
193 At the end of subclause 157(2) of Schedule 1
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.91
194 Application provision—Inspector of the Independent
Amendments apply to Inspector of Independent Commission Against Corruption after commencement.
195 Application provision—expansion of permitted purposes
Amendments apply in relation to certain matters under the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979.
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.92
196 Application provision—expansion of eligible purposes of
Protected information disclosure obligation
Obliges current and former Commonwealth officers to protect information
Protected information used, recorded, disclosed or admitted in evidence under clause 157 of Schedule 1 to the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979.
Unauthorised disclosure of information by current and former Commonwealth officers is prohibited.
1 Subsection 122.4(3) of the Criminal Code
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.93
1 Dictionary in the Criminal Code (definition of hors de
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.94
2 Application of amendment
Definition of hors de combat applies to conduct and legal proceedings commenced on or after September 26, 2002.
crimes-and-other-legislation-amendment-omnibus.pdf, p.95
Definition applies to conduct and legal proceedings.