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CRIMES LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2000 - SCHEDULE 6

SCHEDULE 6 – Amendment of Listening Devices Act 1984 No 69

(Section 3)

[1] Section 3 Definitions

Insert after section 3 (1):

(1A) A thing is not precluded from being a listening device within the meaning of this Act merely because it is also capable of:
(a) recording or transmitting visual images (for example a video camera), or
(b) recording or transmitting its own position.

[2] Schedule 1 Savings and transitional provisions

Insert after clause 7:

8 Application of section 3 (1A) inserted by Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2000
(1) In this clause:
"amending Act" means Schedule 6 to the Crimes Legislation Amendment Act 2000 .
"relevant device" means a device that was not a listening device within the meaning of this Act before the commencement of section 3 (1A), as inserted by the amending Act, but that becomes such a listening device because of the enactment of section 3 (1A).
(2) A warrant authorising the use of a listening device that was granted under Part 4 before the commencement of the amending Act is taken to authorise the use, on and after that commencement, of a relevant device.
(3) Section 6 extends to and in respect of the communication or publication, after the commencement of the amending Act, of a private conversation, or of a report of a private conversation, that has come to a person's knowledge as a result of the use of a relevant device before that commencement.
(4) Section 7 extends to and in respect of the communication or publication, after the commencement of the amending Act, of a record of a private conversation made by the use of a relevant device before that commencement.
(5) Section 8 extends to and in respect of the possession, after the commencement of the amending Act, of a record of a private conversation obtained by the use of a relevant device before that commencement.
(6) Section 14 extends to and in respect of the admissibility of evidence arising from the use of a relevant device before the commencement of the amending Act in proceedings instituted after that commencement.



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