Commonwealth Consolidated Acts

PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT 2002 - SECT 191

  (1)   The * approved examiner:

  (a)   may cause a record to be made of statements made at the * examination; and

  (b)   must make such a record if the person being examined, or the * responsible authority, so requests; and

  (c)   if the record is not a written record--must cause the record to be reduced to writing if the person being examined, or the authority, so requests.

  (2)   If a record made under subsection   (1) is in writing or is reduced to writing:

  (a)   the * approved examiner may require the person being examined to read it, or to have it read to him or her, and may require him or her to sign it; and

  (b)   if the person being examined requests in writing that the approved examiner give to the person a copy of the written record--the approved examiner must comply with the request without charge.

  (3)   The * approved examiner may, in complying with the request under paragraph   (2)(b), impose on the person being examined such conditions (if any) as the approved examiner reasonably considers to be necessary to prevent improper disclosure of the record.

  (4)   The fact that a person being * examined signs a record as required under paragraph   (2)(a) does not of itself constitute an acknowledgment that the record is accurate.