Criminal Code Act Compilation Act 1913
Criminal Code (Authorised Persons) (Videotapes of Interviews) Regulations 1997
Reprint 1: The regulations as at 23 January 2004
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Criminal Code (Authorised Persons) (Videotapes of Interviews) Regulations 1997
CONTENTS
1.Citation1
2.Members, officers, etc. of Anti‑Corruption Commission prescribed as authorised persons (s. 570B)1
3.Criminal injuries compensation assessors prescribed as authorised persons (s. 570B)2
4.Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations and others prescribed as authorised persons (s. 570B)2
Notes
Compilation table4
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Criminal Code Act Compilation Act 1913
Criminal Code (Authorised Persons) (Videotapes of Interviews) Regulations 1997
These regulations may be cited as the Criminal Code (Authorised Persons) (Videotapes of Interviews) Regulations 1997 1.
2.Members, officers, etc. of Anti‑Corruption Commission prescribed as authorised persons (s. 570B)
(1)In this regulation —
“the ACC Act” means the Anti‑Corruption Commission Act 1988 2;
“the Commission” means the Anti‑Corruption Commission established by section 5 of the ACC Act.
(2)A person to whom this regulation applies is an authorised person for the purposes of section 570B of The Criminal Code.
(3)This regulation applies to —
(a)a person who is a member of the Commission, within the meaning of the ACC Act;
(b)a person who is —
(i)an officer of the Commission;
(ii)a seconded officer; or
(iii)a special investigator,
as defined in section 3(1) of the ACC Act;
(c)a person who is to be regarded as an officer of the Commission under section 9(3) of the ACC Act, if the person is authorised for the purposes of these regulations by the Commission; and
(d)a person who is a service provider, as defined in section 3(1) of the ACC Act, if the person is authorised for the purposes of these regulations by the Commission.
3.Criminal injuries compensation assessors prescribed as authorised persons (s. 570B)
(1)A person to whom this regulation applies is an authorised person for the purposes of section 570B of The Criminal Code.
(2)This regulation applies to —
(a)a person appointed as Assessor under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Act 1982 3; and
(b)a person appointed as the Chief Assessor, acting Chief Assessor or an Assessor under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Act 1985 4.
4.Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations and others prescribed as authorised persons (s. 570B)
(1)A person to whom this regulation applies is an authorised person for the purposes of section 570B of The Criminal Code.
(2)This regulation applies to —
(a)the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations appointed under section 5 of the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1971;
(b)the Deputy Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations appointed under section 5 of the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1971;
(c)the Acting Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations appointed under section 7 of the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1971; and
(d)a person appointed as an officer of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administrative Investigations under section 9 of the Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1971.
[Regulation 4 inserted in Gazette 17 Jul 1998 p. 3763.]
