Australian Capital Territory Current Acts Australian Capital Territory Current Acts(1) The chief police officer may give a prescribed entity the following information about an order for a person under this chapter:
(a) the person's name and date of birth;
(b) the term of the order;
(c) the conduct by the person that the order prohibits;
(d) anything else the chief police officer reasonably considers is necessary to allow the prescribed entity to identify the person to ensure the safety of—
(i) a child or children in the prescribed entity's care; or
(ii) the person.
Example
a photograph of the person
(2) If the chief police officer gives information under this section about an order to a prescribed entity and the order is later amended or revoked, or registration cancelled, the chief police officer must give the prescribed entity written notice of the amendment, revocation or cancellation as soon as practicable.
(3) In giving information to a prescribed entity under this section, the chief police officer must tell the entity, in writing, about the person's obligations under section 132ZP (Offence—prescribed entities and people with parental responsibility to keep information secret).
(4) In this section:
"prescribed entity" means an entity prescribed by regulation.
Note The chief police officer may delegate a function under this section (see s 132AA).