Western Australian Legislation
Western Australia Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2004 Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Regulations 2004 Western Australia Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Regulations 2004 Contents 1. Citation 1 2. Commencement 1 3. Terms used 1 4. Authorised persons (s. 3) 1 5. Corresponding Acts (s. 3) 1 6. Corresponding offender reporting orders (s. 3) 1 6A. Sentences (s. 3) 1 7. Supervising authorities (s. 3) 1 8. Offences — relevance if committed by child (s. 6) 1 9. Foreign witness protection laws (s. 6 and 75) 1 10. Specified date for determining New South Wales reportable offenders (s. 8) 1 11A. Class 1 offences (s. 10) 1 11. Class 2 offences (s. 11) 1 12. Means of contacting authorised person for certain persons entering Western Australia (s. 27) 1 13. Manner of reporting change of reportable offender's travel plans while out of Western Australia (s. 31) 1 14. Directions as to police station or approved place at which reportable offender must report (s. 34) 1 15. Prescribed form of identification (s. 38(2A)(a)(iv)) 1 16. Prescribed distance — reporting by remote offenders (s. 43) 1 17. Offences — approval by Commissioner of suspension of reporting obligations (s. 61) 1 18. Sentences — approval by Commissioner of suspension of reporting obligations (s. 61) 1 19. Persons required to give notice of reporting obligations etc. to reportable offenders (s. 67) 1 20. Details to be included in notice given by supervising authority to Commissioner (s. 70) 1 21. Corresponding protection orders (s. 85) 1 22. Application for recognition of corresponding protection orders (s. 108(2)(a)) 1 23. Recognition of corresponding protection orders (s. 108(2)(b)) 1 24. Effect of recognition of corresponding protection orders (s. 108(2)(d)) 1 25. Variation or revocation of recognised order in a foreign jurisdiction 1 26A. Authorisation of absences from assessment or treatment (s. 94A(5)(a)) 1 26B. Reports by persons providing assessment or administering treatment (s. 94A(5)(c)) 1 26C. Manner of making requirement to give a sample (s. 94B(8)(a)) 1 26D. Manner of conducting breath test (s. 94B(8)(b)) 1 26E. Authorised sample collectors to take or collect samples (s. 94B(8)(b)) 1 26F. Manner of taking sample of blood or collecting sample of urine (s. 94B(8)(b)) 1 26G. Collection of samples (s. 94B(8)(e)) 1 26H. Authorisation of persons as analysts (s. 94B(8)(c)) 1 26I. Reporting results of analysis (s. 94B(8)(d)) 1 26K. Certificate evidence (s. 94B(8)(i)) 1 26. Forms 1 Schedule 1 — Forms 1. Summons: Application for order 1 2. Summons: Further hearing after interim order 1 3. Summons: Application to vary or revoke child protection order 1 5. Request to take sample of blood or urine (r. 26F(2)) 1 6. Certificate of authorised sample collector (r. 26G(5)) 1 7. Certificate of analyst (r. 26I(3)) 1 Notes Compilation table 1 Defined terms Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act 2004 Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Regulations 2004
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