++ AUDAX : AT: FIDELIS + Queensland Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Queensland Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Contents Part 1 Part 3 Part 4 Part 512 Part 61416 Preliminary Shorttitle .. 0... eee ee Dictionary... .... 0.0.0.0... eee Purpose of Act..... 00... cc eee eects Disclosure of justice information between criminal justice agencies What is justice information............. 0.0.0.0 e eee eee What is a justice purpose. ....................0.0..0000. Making justice information available to criminal justice agencies for justice purpose ... 2... eee eee Disclosure of child protection information between child protection agencies What is child protection information.................-...-. What is a child protection purpose.....................0.. Making child protection information available to child protection agencies for child protection purpose................-..--. Disclosure of information to information technology service provider Sending agency may make information available to information technology service provider .................0.0.0.00000. Relationship with other Acts Use of information permitted despite other Act .............. Information not to be disclosed under this Act............... Miscellaneous Form of arrangements for giving and receiving information... .. Disposal of information by receiving agency ................ Misuse of information made available under this Act.......... Protection from liability......... 0.0.0.2... cee eee eee eee 12 1415 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Contents Part 7 Division 1Division 2Division 3 Schedule Page 2 Sunset provision... 2.0... 00. Amendment of other Acts Amendment of Child Protection Act 1999 Act amended in div 1 ......... 00-00 cece ee eee ee eee Amendment of s 7 (Chief executive's functions).............. Amendment of Constitution of Queensland 2001 Act amended in div2 ..... 0.2.0... cece eects Amendment of s 56 (Definitions forch 4)................0.. Amendment of District Court of Queensland Act 1967 Act amended indiv3.............0.. 00.0002 cee eee eee Amendment of s 10A (Seniority) ................00...0000. Insertion of new pt 2, div 2AA..............-0 0000 ee eee eee Division 2AA Judge Administrator 28B Appointment of Judge Administrator ............. 28C Acting Judge Administrator..............-..000. 28D Judge Administrator continues to be judge ........ 28E Judge Administrator continues in office while judge. . 28F Functions of Judge Administrator................ Dictionary .......... 0.0... cece eee 16 17 18191921 A Bill for An Act to facilitate the disclosure of justice information or child protection information between particular public sector agencies and to amend particular Acts in relation to the appointment of a Judge Administrator for the District Court Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 1 Preliminary [s 1] The Parliament of Queensland enacts— Part 1 Preliminary Short title This Act may be cited as the Justice and Other Information Disclosure Act 2008. Dictionary The dictionary in the schedule defines particular words used in this Act. Purpose of Act The purpose of this Act is to facilitate the disclosure of justice information or child protection information between particular public sector agencies including in ways that— (a) help the coordinated management of persons in the criminal justice system or child protection system; and (b) improve collaboration between criminal justice agencies or child protection agencies. Part 2 Disclosure of justice Page 4 information between criminal justice agencies What is justice information (1) Information, about a person in the criminal justice system, is justice information if it is— ns on 1114 16 1822 (2) Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 2 Disclosure of justice information between criminal justice agencies [s 5] (a) obtained by a criminal justice agency in the performance of the agency's functions under any Act or law or in the performance by a person employed or engaged by the agency of a function under any Act or law; and (b) relevant to a purpose mentioned in section 5. Without limiting subsection (1), justice information includes information about— (a) the details of a court appearance of the person in a justice proceeding; and (b) acourt decision made in a justice proceeding; and (c) when the person is released from, or intended to be released from, a criminal justice facility. What is a justice purpose Justice information, about a person in the criminal justice system, is made available by a sending agency to a receiving agency for a justice purpose if the information is made available for any of the following purposes— (a) to enable the receiving agency to prepare for a justice proceeding relating to the person; (b) _ to enable the receiving agency to attend, or arrange the attendance of the person or someone else, at a justice proceeding relating to the person; (c) to enable the receiving agency to record and give effect to a court decision made in a justice proceeding relating to the person; (d) to enable the receiving agency to use the criminal history of the person to the extent the receiving agency is authorised to use the criminal history of the person; (e) to enable the receiving agency to conduct information inking in relation to the person; (f) _ to enable the receiving agency to provide for the safety and welfare of the person, or of someone else, while the person is— Page 5 Com AD NW PWNe NOR Com IADNH W 22 242730 32 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 2 Disclosure of justice information between criminal justice agencies [s 5] Page 6 (g) (h) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) in the chief executive (corrective services)'s custody within the meaning of the Corrective Services Act 2006, section 7; or in the commissioner of the police service's custody within the meaning of the Corrective Services Act 2006, section 8; or in the chief executive (juvenile justice)'s custody; or in the custody of a court; to enable the receiving agency to provide for the effective supervision of the person while the person is— (i) (ii) (iii) in the community under the supervision of the chief executive (corrective services); or subject to a community based order; or subject to a supervised release order; to enable the receiving agency to record the fact of and manage the release of the person from a criminal justice facility; to enable the receiving agency to provide for, or consider whether it needs to provide for, the safety and welfare of— (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) someone who is a victim because of an offence committed or allegedly committed by the person; or a witness of an offence committed or allegedly committed by the person; or a child associated with the person; or an individual employed or engaged by the receiving agency who may be in contact with the person; or an individual whose safety or welfare may be at risk because of an association with the person or C0 ONY DNL WNeK iS) CO OND MN FB WN KO N — NNN BRWN NN nun N ~ WNW laeNeone <) W WwW Nok Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 2 Disclosure of justice information between criminal justice agencies [s 6] someone else mentioned in subparagraph (i), (ii), (iii) or (iv); Example— * an individual named in a domestic violence order made against the person ¢ an individual who is a neighbour of a victim of the person G) to enable the receiving agency to conduct person of interest matching; (k) to enable the receiving agency— (i) to conduct research and statistical analysis of any aspect of the criminal justice system or the relationship between the criminal justice system and the child protection system; and (ii) to use the results of the analysis without revealing or being likely to reveal the identity of the person to whom the information relates; (1) to test whether the technical systems used to make information available under this section are working; (m) a purpose prescribed under a regulation. Making justice information available to criminal justice agencies for justice purpose The chief executive of a criminal justice agency (the sending agency) may, under arrangements mentioned in section 13 made with the chief executive of another criminal justice agency (the receiving agency), make justice information about a person in the criminal justice system available to the receiving agency for a justice purpose. Page 7 Om AND NMP WYNNE Com ADDN PWNK CO iS) Oo 22 242628 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 3 Disclosure of child protection information between child protection agencies Disclosure of child protection information between child protection agencies What is child protection information (1) Information, about a person in the child protection system or a person in the criminal justice system, is child protection information if it is— obtained by a child protection agency in the performance of the agency's functions under any Act or law or in the performance by a person employed or engaged by the agency of a function under any Act or law; and relevant to a purpose mentioned in section 8. (2) Without limiting subsection (1), child protection information includes information about— [s 7] Part 3(a) (b) (a) (b) Page 8 the details of a court appearance of the person in a child protection proceeding or a justice proceeding; and a court decision made in a child protection proceeding or a justice proceeding. What is a child protection purpose Child protection information, about a person in the child protection system or a person in the criminal justice system, is made available by a sending agency to a receiving agency for a child protection purpose if the information is made available for any of the following purposes— (a) (b) to enable the receiving agency to prepare for a child protection proceeding or a justice proceeding relating to the person; to enable the receiving agency to attend, or arrange the attendance of the person or someone else, at a child w Com INNAMN fF COA AD NH Ww NK O 22242730 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 3 Disclosure of child protection information between child protection agencies (d) (e) (f) [s 8] protection proceeding or a justice proceeding relating to the person; to enable the receiving agency to record and give effect to a court decision made in a child protection proceeding or a justice proceeding relating to the person; to enable the receiving agency to use the criminal history of the person to the extent the receiving agency is authorised to use the criminal history of the person; to enable the receiving agency to conduct information linking in relation to the person; to enable the receiving agency to provide for, or consider whether it needs to provide for, the safety and welfare of— (i) if the person in the child protection system is a child, the person; or (ii) someone who is a victim because of an offence committed or allegedly committed by the person; or (iii) a witness of an offence committed or allegedly committed by the person; or (iv) achild associated with the person; or (v) an individual employed or engaged by the receiving agency who may be in contact with the person; or (vi) an individual whose safety or welfare may be at risk because of an association with the person or someone else mentioned in subparagraph (i), (ii), (iii), (iv) or (v); Example— * an individual named in a domestic violence order made against the person ¢ an individual who is a neighbour of a victim of the person Page 9 COAN ANP W NK Om DAN FPWN KO Nw ro N N NNN On & LW Nwnwy Oona ww Oo Ww NOR Wu RW Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 3 Disclosure of child protection information between child protection agencies [s 9] (g) (h) (i) @) to enable the receiving agency to conduct person of interest matching; to enable the receiving agency— (i) to conduct research and statistical analysis of any aspect of the criminal justice system or the relationship between the criminal justice system and the child protection system; and (ii) to use the results of the analysis without revealing or being likely to reveal the identity of the person to whom the information relates; to test whether the technical systems used to make information available under this section are working; a purpose prescribed under a regulation. 9 Making child protection information available to child protection agencies for child protection purpose (1) The chief executive of a child protection agency (the sending agency) may, under arrangements mentioned in section 13 made with the chief executive of another child protection agency (the receiving agency), make child protection information about a person in the child protection system or a person in the criminal justice system available to the receiving agency for a child protection purpose. (2) Page 10 However— (a) (b) the chief executive (child safety) may under subsection (1) make child protection information about a person in the child protection system or a person in the criminal justice system available to the commissioner of the police service for a child protection purpose mentioned in section 8(e) or (i) only; and the police commissioner may under subsection (1) make child protection information about a person in the child protection system or a person in the criminal justice system available to the chief executive (child safety) for Com ADDN W NE Ww Nr © COAND NF 21252729 3133 Part 4 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 4 Disclosure of information to information technology service provider [s 10] a child protection purpose mentioned in section 8(e) or (i) only. Disclosure of information to information technology service provider 10 Sending agency may make information available to information technology service provider (1) This section applies to— (2) (3) (a) (b) a criminal justice agency (the sending agency) that makes criminal justice information available to a receiving agency under section 6; or a child protection agency (also the sending agency) that makes child protection information available to a receiving agency under section 9. The sending agency may make the information available to an information technology service provider— (a) (b) under arrangements mentioned in section 13 made between the chief executive of the sending agency and the chief executive of the information technology service provider—to enable the provider to transmit the information from the sending agency to the receiving agency; or under arrangements mentioned in section 13 made between the chief executive of the receiving agency and the chief executive of the information technology service provider—to enable the provider to perform an information technology service for the receiving agency. In this section— information technology service, performed by an information technology service provider for a receiving agency, means an Page 11 nn oo mOmnNnaN NY SCOmMAINI AN FPWN KO NN Noe NNNNN NAUNAMN BW N oo wWhd ow Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 5 Relationship with other Acts [s 11] information technology service that enables or helps the receiving agency to carry out the purpose for which the sending agency makes the information available to the receiving agency. Part 5 Page 12 Relationship with other Acts Use of information permitted despite other Act A person may use information as provided under an arrangement mentioned in section 13 despite any other Act prohibiting the use of the information. Information not to be disclosed under this Act Despite sections 6, 9 and 10, this Act does not authorise the disclosure of the following information— (a) information provided in an application made under the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000, section 239, 248, 282, 328, 333, 336 or 343; Editor's note— Section 239 deals with an application for an authority to conduct a controlled operation. Section 248 deals with an application for a variation of an authority to conduct a controlled operation. Section 282 deals with an application for an authority to acquire or use an assumed identity. Section 328 deals with an application for the issue of a surveillance device warrant. Section 333 deals with an application for the extension or variation of a surveillance device warrant. Section 336 deals with an application for the issue of a retrieval warrant. Section 343 deals with an application for an emergency authorisation for the use of a surveillance device. onan a NX SCO OID NBW NY CO NWN Noe NN BW NN an NN on why ow Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 6 Miscellaneous [s 13] (b) information mentioned in the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000, section 803(2); Editor's note— Section 803 deals with the protection of methodologies. (c) information that may lead to the identification of an informer; (d) information that may lead to the identification of a person mentioned in the Child Protection Act 1999, section 186(1) who has notified under that section a suspicion of harm or risk of harm to a child or unborn child; Editor's note— Section 186 deals with the confidentiality of notifiers of harm or risk of harm to children or unborn children. (e) information that may lead to the identification of a detention centre employee who has reported, under the Juvenile Justice Act 1992, section 268, harm or suspected harm to a child. Editor's note— Section 268 deals with the obligation of detention centre employees to report harm to children in detention centres. Part 6 Miscellaneous Form of arrangements for giving and receiving information (1) A chief executive who makes information available to another chief executive under this Act must enter into a written arrangement by which the information is made available. (2) Without limiting subsection (2), the arrangement may provide for the electronic transfer of information, including on a daily basis. Page 13 COmAN DN FPWNeE POO OWNDN PWN KO NW 24 2629 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 6 Miscellaneous [s 14] (3) The arrangement must state all limitations on the purposes for which the information may be used. 14 Disposal of information by receiving agency (1) This section applies to— (a) a receiving agency to which information is made available under section 6 or 9 (the entity); or (b) an information technology service provider to which information is made available under section 10(2)(b) (also the entity). (2) Despite the Public Records Act 2002, the entity must dispose of the information as soon as practicable if— (a) the information is not required by the entity for the performance of a function of the entity; and (b) it is reasonably practicable for the entity to dispose of the information. Maximum penalty—S0 penalty units. (3) Subsection (2) applies to the extent there is no provision of an Act other than the Public Records Act 2002 that regulates the keeping and disposal of the information by the receiving agency. (4) A disposal of a record under this section is an authorised disposal under the Public Records Act 2002, section 13. 15 Misuse of information made available under this Act (1) This section applies in relation to information a person has because it has been made available to a receiving entity under this Act. (2) The person must not use the information for a purpose other than— (a) the purpose for which the information was made available; or Page 14 NOR OMANI AN FL W NX COMI HD NUS WN KO NW NOR 2528 30 (3) (4) Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 6 Miscellaneous [s 16] (b) a purpose that is authorised or permitted under an Act. Maximum penalty—100 penalty units. Despite subsection (2)(b), if the information is subject to any restriction on use in the hands of the sending agency, the same restriction applies to the information in the hands of the person. Subsection (3) does not apply if, had the receiving entity or the person obtained the information in the performance of the receiving entity's or the person's functions under any Act or law other than this Act, the information would not have been subject to the restriction. Protection from liability d) (2) (3) (4) This section applies if a person, acting honestly, makes information available under arrangements mentioned in section 13. The person is not liable, civilly, criminally or under an administrative process, for making the information available. Also, merely because the person makes the information available, the person can not be held to have— (a) breached any code of professional etiquette or ethics; or (b) departed from accepted standards of professional conduct. Without limiting subsections (2) and (3)— (a) ina proceeding for defamation, the person has a defence of absolute privilege for publishing the information; and (b) if the person would otherwise be required to maintain confidentiality about the information under an Act, oath or rule of law or practice, the person— (i) does not contravene the Act, oath or rule of law or practice by making the information available; and (ii) is not liable to disciplinary action for making the information available. Page 15 COPAY DANFW YN a) Com AD NWSW WN NX So NN Noe N w NN ns NNW onan wn ow WwW Noe Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 7 Amendment of other Acts [s 17] 17 Sunset provision (1) A regulation under section 5(m) or 8()— (a) may only be made within 1 year after the commencement; and (b) unless the regulation sooner expires or is repealed, expires | year after the regulation commences. (2) Despite the expiry of a regulation under subsection (1), the regulation continues to apply in relation to matters arising before its expiry. (3) Sections 5(m) and 8(j) expire 2 years after the commencement. (4) In this section— commencement means the commencement of this section. Part 7 Amendment of other Acts Division 1 Amendment of Child Protection Act18 Act amended in div 1 This division amends the Child Protection Act 1999. 19 Amendment of s 7 (Chief executive's functions) Page 16 Section 7(1)(r) and (s)— omit, insert— '(r)_ collecting and publishing, or helping to collect and publish, information and statistics about— (i) harm to children; and OMANI AUN FW NY ao ro ion Ww N nn 21 23 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 7 Amendment of other Acts [s 20] (ii) the life outcomes of children in care; and (iii) the relationship between the criminal justice system and the child protection system; and (s) promoting and conducting research into— (i) the causes and effects of harm to children; and (ii) the life outcomes of children in care; and (iii) the relationship between the criminal justice system and the child protection system; and'. Division 2 Amendment of Constitution of Queensland 2001 20 Act amended in div 2 This division amends the Constitution of Queensland 2001. 21 Amendment of s 56 (Definitions for ch 4) (1) Section 56, definition office, paragraph (g)— renumber as paragraph (h). (2) Section 56, definition office— insert— '(g) Judge Administrator;'. Division 3 Amendment of District Court of Queensland Act 1967 22 Act amended in div 3 This division amends the District Court of Queensland Act 1967. Page 17 CNY DN FB WN N ~arANI NN FW 23 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 7 Amendment of other Acts [s 23] 23 Amendment of s 10A (Seniority) d) (2) 2) (3) (4) "O) Section 10A(2) and (3)— renumber as section 10A(3) and (4). Section 10A— insert— The Judge Administrator is senior to all other judges of the court apart from the Chief Judge.'. Section 10A(3) as renumbered, 'other judges' — omit, insert— 'remaining judges'. Section 10A— insert— In subsections (3) and (4), a reference to a judge includes a judge who has ceased to be the Judge Administrator.' . 24 Insertion of new pt 2, div 2AA Part 2, after division 2A— insert— 'Division 2AA Judge Administrator '28B Appointment of Judge Administrator ") 2) Page 18 The Governor in Council may, by commission, appoint a judge to be Judge Administrator. Editor's note— See the Constitution of Queensland 2001, section 59 (Appointment of judges) for the oath or affirmation requirement. The appointment of a Judge Administrator may be for a term, of not less than 5 years, stated in the commission. COC WMOANID MN FP WN RW NY KF Oo aoarnannan 21 24 26 'B) (4) Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 7 Amendment of other Acts [s 24] A judge may be appointed Judge Administrator either at the time of the person's appointment as a judge or at any time afterwards. The Judge Administrator may be reappointed. '28C Acting Judge Administrator 'The Governor in Council may, by gazette notice, appoint a judge to act as Judge Administrator during any period, or all periods, when the Judge Administrator is absent from duty or the State, or is, for another reason, unable to perform the duties of office. '28D Judge Administrator continues to be judge 'The Judge Administrator continues to be a judge, and may sit as, and exercise any of the powers of, a judge. '28E Judge Administrator continues in office while judge ") 2) 'B) Subject to subsection (2), the Judge Administrator holds office as Judge Administrator while the person holds office as a judge. A person who is the Judge Administrator vacates the office— (a) if the person is appointed as Chief Magistrate, Chief Judge, or a judge of the Supreme Court; or (b) if the person was appointed as Judge Administrator for a stated term—when the term ends. The Judge Administrator may resign office as Judge Administrator without resigning office as a judge. '28F Functions of Judge Administrator ") Subject to section 28A, the Judge Administrator is responsible for the administration of the District Court and for ensuring the orderly and expeditious exercise of the jurisdiction and powers of the District Court. Page 19 COMIN NN BR WNr WN worinan 22 24 2729 Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Part 7 Amendment of other Acts [s 24] 2) 'B) Page 20 The Judge Administrator must consult with the Chief Judge in carrying out the Judge Administrator's functions under subsection (1). Subject to this Act and other Acts, the Judge Administrator has power to do all things necessary or convenient to be done for the administration of the District Court and for ensuring the orderly and expeditious exercise of the jurisdiction and powers of the District Court including, for example, listing matters for hearing.'. COMIN DUNMNAB WNKR Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Schedule Schedule Dictionary section 2 chief executive, of a child protection agency, means either of the following— (a) _ the chief executive (child safety); (b) _ the chief executive of the department within which the Justices Act 1886 is administered; (c) the commissioner of the police service. chief executive, of a criminal justice agency, means any of the following— (a) the chief executive (corrective services); (b) _ the chief executive of the department within which the Justices Act 1886 is administered; (c) _ the chief executive (juvenile justice); (d) the commissioner of the police service. chief executive (child safety) means the chief executive of the department within which the Child Protection Act 1999 is administered. chief executive (juvenile justice) means the chief executive of the department within which the Juvenile Justice Act 1992 is administered. child protection agency means any of the following— (a) the department within which the Child Protection Act 1999 is administered; (b) the department within which the Justices Act 1886 is administered; (c) _ the police service. child protection information see section 7. Page 21 CoO ND MN PW NY SCO AND NUN BP WN KF CO NN oe NN BW NN nun NN on Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Schedule Page 22 child protection proceeding means— (a) a proceeding on an application for an order under the Child Protection Act 1999; or (b) an appeal on a proceeding mentioned in paragraph (a). child protection purpose see section 8. community based order see the Juvenile Justice Act 1992, schedule 4 and the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992, section 4. corrective services facility see the Corrective Services Act 2006, schedule 4. court cell means a place attached to or near a court that may be used for detaining a person in the criminal justice system. criminal history, of a person— (a) means the person's convictions of offences committed in Queensland or elsewhere; and (b) includes information about offences of any kind alleged to have been committed, in Queensland or elsewhere, by the person. criminal justice agency means any of the following— (a) the department within which the Corrective Services Act 2006 is administered; (b) the department within which the Justices Act 1886 is administered; (c) the department within which the Juvenile Justice Act 1992 is administered; (d) _ the police service. criminal justice facility means— (a) acorrective services facility; or (b) a watch-house; or (c) aholding cell at a police station; or (d) acourt cell; or CAND NHN fF WN CID NH W NY CO \o Nw ro NN WN Nw ns Ww wWwNY rv WY W PrP OO ON DS Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Schedule (e) adetention centre. criminal proceeding includes— (a) aproceeding on a charge, whether brought summarily or on indictment, for an offence; and (b) a bail proceeding; and (c) acommittal proceeding. detention centre means a detention centre established under the Juvenile Justice Act 1992, section 262. detention centre employee see the Juvenile Justice Act 1992, schedule 4. domestic violence order see the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 1989, schedule. effective supervision, of a person, means supervision of the person that provides for community safety, the safety and welfare of the person or crime prevention. function includes power. information linking, conducted by a receiving agency, means using information, including information provided under this Act— (a) to find out whether a person about whom information is recorded by the receiving agency is the same as a person about whom information is recorded by the sending agency; and (b) _ to ensure that the details of any information recorded by the receiving agency and the sending agency about the person are accurate and recorded in a way that enables the details recorded by the receiving agency to be accurately matched with the details recorded by the sending agency. information technology service provider means an entity whose functions include electronically transmitting information from a sending agency to a receiving agency. infringement notice means an infringement notice under the State Penalties Enforcement Act 1999, section 15. Page 23 COON DN PWN CAN HD NFW NK CO NNWW WNr oO NNNYNN OMADWSA WW WwW NRO WwW Kw Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Schedule justice information see section 4. justice proceeding, relating to a person, means— (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) a criminal proceeding in which the person is a defendant; or a proceeding about a complaint made under the Peace and Good Behaviour Act 1982 against the person; or a restraining order proceeding in which the person is a defendant; or a proceeding on an application for a domestic violence order made under the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 1989 against the person; or a proceeding on an application made under the Dangerous Prisoners (Sexual Offenders) Act 2003 relating to the person; or an appeal on a proceeding mentioned in paragraph (a), (b), (c), (d) or (). justice purpose see section 5. parent, see the Child Protection Act 1999, section 11. person in the child protection system means— (a) (b) (c) (d) a child in relation to whom an application has been made for an order under the Child Protection Act 1999, or a child in relation to whom the chief executive has decided to take action under the Child Protection Act 1999, chapter 2, part 3B; or a parent of a child mentioned in paragraph (a) or (b); or an adult against whom an allegation of harm or risk of harm to a child has been made. person in the criminal justice system means— (a) (b) Page 24 a person for whom a warrant for arrest has been issued under any Act or law; or a person who has been arrested for an offence, whether or not under a warrant; or C0 ON DN FW NY onan PWN KO \o NNW NRO NNN Nn B&B LW N fom NN on N \o Ww ro WW WN (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) @) Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Schedule a person who has been charged with an offence; or a person to whom a caution has been administered under the Juvenile Justice Act 1992; or a person who has admitted committing an offence that is referred to a youth justice conference under the Juvenile Justice Act 1992; or a person to whom a police officer has offered an opportunity to attend a drug diversion assessment program under the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000, section 379; or a person who has been served with an infringement notice; or a person in relation to whom an application has been made for a domestic violence order under the Domestic and Family Violence Protection Act 1989; or a person against whom a complaint has been made under the Peace and Good Behaviour Act 1982; or a person in relation to whom an application has been made for an order under the Dangerous Prisoners (Sexual Offenders) Act 2003. person of interest matching, conducted by a receiving agency, means using information, including information provided under this Act, to identify persons in relation to whom the receiving agency may have a function under an Act. receiving agency see sections 6 and 9. receiving entity means a receiving agency or an information technology service provider. restraining order proceeding means a proceeding started under the Criminal Code, section 359F(2). sending agency see sections 6, 9 and 10. supervised release order see the Juvenile Justice Act 1992, schedule 4. Page 25 WN CoAmn aw iS) SCOMDMAND NSW NY CO NNNN BRWNF N n NW mon NW ow ww Oo W WwW Nok Justice and Other Information Disclosure Bill 2008 Schedule use, information or the criminal history of a person, includes 1 disclose, give access to, make available, publish or record, the 2 information or the history. 3 © State of Queensland 2008 Page 26