Tasmanian Consolidated Acts

CRIMINAL CODE 1924

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

   PART I - Introductory

CHAPTER I - Interpretation

   1.         Interpretation
   1A.        Definitions for purposes of sections 130 , 130A , 130B , 130C , 130D , 130E , 130F , 130G and 337C
   2.         Definition of attempts
   2A.        Consent
   2B.        Sexual intercourse

CHAPTER II - Persons Subject to Punishment for a Crime

   3.         Which parties to crimes to be deemed principals in the first degree
   4.         Crimes committed in prosecution of common purpose
   5.         In case of instigators, mode of execution immaterial
   6.         Accessories after the fact: When wives and husbands not so

CHAPTER III - Application of Criminal Law

   7.         Effect of changes in statute law
   8.         
   9.         Instigation in this State of crimes committed elsewhere
   10.        Military and naval forces
   11.        Person not to be twice punished for same crime

CHAPTER IV - Criminal Responsibility

   12.        Ignorance of law
   13.        Intention and motive
   14.        Mistake of fact
   14A.       Mistake as to consent in certain sexual offences
   14B.       Mistake as to age of victim in relation to certain sexual offences
   15.        Presumption of sanity
   16.        Insanity
   17.        Intoxication
   18.        Immature age
   19.        Judicial officers
   20.        When compulsion a defence
   21.        Execution of sentences, process, and warrants to arrest or detain declared lawful
   22.        Erroneous sentence or process or warrant
   23.        Sentence or process or warrant without jurisdiction
   24.        Arrest in good faith of wrong person
   25.        Irregular process or warrant
   26.        Force used in executing process or in arrest
   26A.       Entry on premises for purposes of arrest
   27.        Arrest without warrant
   28.        Duty to assist police to make arrests
   29.        Saving of statutory powers
   30.        Police officer preventing escape from arrest
   31.        Other cases of preventing escape from arrest
   32.        Preventing escape or rescue after arrest
   33.        
   34.        Suppression of riot
   35.        Suppression of riot by magistrates and police officers
   36.        Suppression of riot by person acting under lawful orders
   37.        Suppression of riot by person acting without order in case of emergency
   38.        Riot: Persons subject to military law
   39.        Prevention of certain crimes
   39A.       Detention, &c., of persons in aircraft
   39B.       Search of aircraft, &c.
   40.        Defence of dwelling-house
   41.        Defence of premises against trespasses: Removal of disorderly persons
   42.        Defence of possession of real property with claim of right
   43.        Defence of movable property against trespassers
   44.        Defence of movable property with claim of right
   45.        Retaking movable property under claim of right from person without claim of right
   46.        Self-defence and defence of another person
   47.        
   48.        
   49.        
   50.        Domestic discipline
   51.        Surgical operations
   52.        Excessive force
   53.        Consent to injuries
   54.        
   55.        Liability of married persons generally

   PART II - Crimes Against Public Order

CHAPTER V - Treason and Other Crimes Against the Sovereign's Person and Authority

   56.        Treason
   57.        Accessories after fact guilty of treason
   58.        Concealment of treason
   59.        Treasonable crimes
   60.        Evidence of treason: Limitation of time in treason charges
   61.        Overt acts
   62.        Inciting traitorous conduct

CHAPTER VI - Sedition: Libels on Foreign Powers

   63.        Unlawful oaths to commit crimes, &c.
   64.        Compulsion: How far a defence
   65.        Unlawful drilling
   66.        Definition of seditious intention
   67.        Sedition: Limitation of time in charges
   68.        Libels on foreign powers

CHAPTER VII - Crimes Against the Executive and Legislative Power

   69.        Interference with Governor or Ministers
   70.        Interference with Parliament: Unlawfully influencing Members
   71.        Member of Parliament receiving bribes
   72.        Bribery of Member of Parliament

CHAPTER VIII - Unlawful Assemblies: Breaches of the Peace

   73.        Unlawful assembly: Lawful assembly becoming unlawful: Riot
   74.        Taking part in unlawful assembly
   75.        Rioting
   76.        Proclamation upon a riot
   77.        Opposing riot proclamation: Disobeying riot proclamation: Limitation of time for prosecution
   78.        Being armed in public
   79.        Forcible entry and detainer
   80.        Affray
   81.        Duelling
   82.        Prize fights

CHAPTER IX - Corruption and Abuse of Office

   83.        Corruption of public officers
   84.        Extortion by public officers: Oppression
   85.        Public officers interested in contracts
   86.        Corruption of valuator
   87.        False statutory certificates
   88.        Administering extra-judicial oaths

   PART III - Crimes Concerning the Administration of Law and Justice and Against Public Authority

CHAPTER X - Crimes Relating to the Administration of Justice

   89.        Definition of judicial proceeding
   90.        Judicial corruption
   91.        Official corruption, not judicial but relating to offences
   92.        
   93.        
   94.        Perjury
   95.        False swearing, &c.
   96.        Evidence on charge of perjury, &c.
   97.        Fabricating evidence
   98.        Corruption of witnesses
   99.        Suppressing evidence
   100.       Interfering with witnesses
   101.       Falsifying evidence as a shorthand writer
   102.       Compounding crimes
   103.       Compounding penal actions
   104.       Bringing fictitious action on penal statute
   105.       Perverting justice
   105A.      Failing to report the abuse of a child

CHAPTER XI - Escape

   106.       Interpretation
   107.       Escape
   108.       Aiding escape: harbouring of persons unlawfully at large
   109.       

CHAPTER XII - Miscellaneous Crimes Against Public Authority

   110.       Disclosure of official secrets
   111.       Bargaining for public offices
   112.       
   113.       False statutory declarations and other false statements
   114.       Resisting public officers: Resisting lawful apprehension
   115.       Omission by public officer to perform duty
   116.       Neglect to aid in suppressing riot
   117.       Neglect to aid in arresting offenders
   118.       Disobedience to lawful authority

   PART IV - Acts Injurious to the Public in General

CHAPTER XIII - Crimes Relating to Religion

   119.       Blasphemy
   120.       Interfering with an officiating minister
   121.       Disturbing religious worship

CHAPTER XIV - Sexual Crimes

   122.       Bestiality
   123.       
   124.       Penetrative sexual abuse of child or young person
   124A.      Penetrative sexual abuse of child or young person by person in position of authority
   124B.      Indecent act with or directed at child or young person by person in position of authority
   124C.      Indecent assault of child or young person by person in position of authority
   125.       Person permitting penetrative sexual abuse of child or young person on premises
   125A.      Persistent sexual abuse of child or young person
   125B.      Indecent act with child or young person
   125C.      Procuring child or young person for sexual abuse
   125D.      Communications with intent to procure child or young person
   125E.      Failure by a person in authority to protect a child from a sexual offence
   126.       Penetrative sexual abuse of person with mental impairment
   127.       Indecent assault
   127A.      
   128.       
   129.       Procuring a person for penetrative sexual abuse by threats or fraud
   130.       Involving person under 18 years in production of child exploitation material
   130A.      Production of child exploitation material
   130B.      Distribution of child exploitation material
   130C.      Possession of child exploitation material
   130D.      Accessing child exploitation material
   130E.      Defences in relation to child exploitation material
   130F.      Forfeiture of child exploitation material, &c.
   130G.      Excluding non-essential persons from court when child exploitation material displayed
   131.       
   132.       
   133.       Incest
   134.       
   135.       
   136.       Warning relating to uncorroborated evidence
   137.       Indecency
   138.       Obscene publications

CHAPTER XIVA - Human Remains

   139.       Misconduct in respect of human remains

CHAPTER XV - Common Nuisances

   140.       Common nuisance defined
   141.       Common nuisances that are punishable
   142.       
   143.       Disorderly houses

   PART V - Crimes Against the Person

CHAPTER XVI - Duties Relating to the Preservation of Human Life

   144.       Duty to provide necessaries
   145.       Duty of head of family
   146.       What are necessaries in certain cases
   147.       Duty of masters
   148.       Delegation of duty
   149.       Duty of persons doing dangerous acts
   150.       Duty of persons in charge of dangerous things
   151.       Duty to do certain acts
   152.       Omission of duty

CHAPTER XVII - Homicide: Suicide: Concealment of Birth

   153.       Definition of homicide: Killing: When child becomes human being
   154.       Special cases of homicide
   155.       
   156.       Culpable homicide
   157.       Cases in which culpable homicide is murder
   158.       Murder
   159.       Manslaughter
   160.       
   161.       Accessory after the fact to murder
   162.       Written threat to murder
   162A.      Failing to report the killing of a person
   163.       Aiding suicide
   164.       
   165.       
   165A.      Infanticide
   166.       Concealment of birth
   167.       Unlawful destruction of human remains
   167A.      Causing death by dangerous driving
   167B.      Dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm
   167C.      Causing death or grievous bodily harm by dangerous dog or restricted breed dog

CHAPTER XVIII - Crimes Endangering Life or Health

   168.       Disabling to aid commission of offence or flight of offender
   169.       Administering drug to facilitate offence
   170.       Acts intended to cause grievous bodily harm or prevent apprehension
   170A.      Persistent family violence
   170B.      Strangulation, &c.
   171.       Preventing escape from wreck
   172.       Wounding or causing grievous bodily harm
   172A.      Dangerous driving
   173.       Intentionally endangering persons on railways
   174.       Wantonly endangering persons on railways
   175.       Unlawfully administering poison with intent to harm
   176.       Administering a noxious thing
   177.       Failure to supply necessaries
   178.       Ill-treatment of children
   178A.      Female genital mutilation
   178B.      Removal of child from State
   178C.      Medical procedures
   178D.      Termination by person other than medical practitioner or pregnant woman
   178E.      Termination without woman's consent
   179.       Setting man-traps, &c.
   180.       Unseaworthy ships: Endangering life on ships: Breaches of duty by seamen: Failure to assist vessel in collision
   181.       Making and possession of dangerous things

CHAPTER XIX - Assaults

   182.       Definition of assault
   183.       Aggravated assault
   184.       Common assault
   184A.      Assault on pregnant woman

CHAPTER XX - Rape: Abduction: Stalking and Bullying

   185.       Rape
   186.       Abduction
   187.       
   188.       
   189.       Abduction of young persons
   190.       Defences in abduction of young persons
   191.       Abduction of children: Harbouring an abducted child
   191A.      Kidnapping
   192.       Stalking and bullying
   192A.      Extra-territorial operation of offence

CHAPTER XXI - Crimes Relating to Marriage - .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  

   193.       
   194.       

CHAPTER XXII - Crimes Relating to Mentally Disordered Persons

   195.       Illegally receiving, &c., mentally disordered persons

CHAPTER XXIII - Criminal defamation

   196.       Criminal defamation
   197.       Proceedings for an offence do not bar civil proceedings
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   PART VI - Crimes Relating to Property

CHAPTER XXIV - Stealing

   226.       Interpretation
   227.       Things capable of being stolen
   228.       Special cases of stealing
   229.       Stealing by agent
   230.       Stealing by person holding power of attorney
   231.       Stealing by misappropriation
   232.       Assisting married persons to take property
   233.       Stealing electricity
   234.       Stealing
   234A.      Stealing firearm or firearm part

CHAPTER XXV - Crimes Analogous to Stealing

   235.       Unlawfully dealing with registers and records
   236.       Unlawfully dealing with wills and documents of title
   237.       Killing animals with intent to steal
   238.       Severing with intent to steal
   239.       Unlawfully branding animals

CHAPTER XXVA - Crimes relating to firearms and firearm parts

   239A.      Interpretation
   239B.      Recklessly discharging a firearm
   239C.      Possession or use of firearm or firearm part
   239D.      Selling or giving possession of firearm or firearm part
   239E.      Possession of firearm or firearm part

CHAPTER XXVI - Robbery and Extortion

   240.       Robbery, &c.
   240A.      Carjacking
   241.       Blackmail
   242.       Demanding with menaces with intent to steal

CHAPTER XXVII - Burglary and Like Crimes

   243.       Interpretation
   244.       Burglary
   245.       Aggravated burglary
   246.       
   247.       
   248.       Being armed, &c., with intent to commit a crime

CHAPTER XXVIII - False Pretences, Cheating, and Frauds Concerning Titles

   249.       Interpretation
   250.       Obtaining goods by false pretences
   251.       Obtaining execution of a security by false pretences
   252.       Cheating
   252A.      Acquiring a financial advantage
   253.       Fraud in respect of payment for work
   253A.      Fraud
   254.       Fraud on sale or mortgage of property
   255.       Fraud as to land under Land Titles Act 1980
   255A.      Evidence relating to intention to deceive or defraud
   256.       Salting mines
   257.       Concealing mining discoveries

CHAPTER XXVIIIA - Crimes Relating to Computers

   257A.      Interpretation
   257B.      Computer-related fraud
   257C.      Damaging computer data
   257D.      Unauthorized access to a computer
   257E.      Insertion of false information as data
   257F.      Extra-territorial application of this Chapter

CHAPTER XXIX - Receiving Stolen Property and Rewards for Recovery Thereof

   258.       Receiving stolen property
   259.       Taking rewards for stolen property

CHAPTER XXX - Frauds by Trustees and Company Officers: False Accounting: Secret Commissions

   260.       Fraudulent dealing by trustees
   261.       Officers of companies fraudulently appropriating property, or falsifying accounts
   262.       False statements by promoters and officers of companies
   263.       Defence
   264.       Fraudulent false accounting
   265.       False accounting by public officer
   266.       Secret commissions, &c.
   266A.      Evidence relating to intention to defraud
   266B.      Evidence on certain charges relating to money, goods and advantages

CHAPTER XXXI - Arson and Other Unlawful Injuries to Property

   267.       Injuries to property
   268.       Arson
   268A.      Unlawfully setting fire to crops, forest, moorland, peat, &c.
   269.       Unlawfully setting fire to property
   269A.      Causing a fire with intent to injure person or property
   270.       Casting away ships and endangering vessels
   271.       Unlawfully interfering with railways
   272.       Injuring public utilities
   273.       Unlawful injuries in general
   273A.      Interference with war memorial or war memorial area
   274.       Killing or wounding cattle
   275.       Interfering with boundary marks
   276.       Sending letters threatening to burn or destroy, &c.
   276AA.     False threats of danger

CHAPTER XXXIA - Crimes Relating to Aircraft

   276A.      Destruction of aircraft
   276B.      Prejudicing safe operation of aircraft
   276C.      Endangering safety of aircraft
   276D.      Taking control of aircraft
   276E.      Interference with crew of aircraft
   276F.      Threats, &c., with respect to safety of aircraft, &c.
   276G.      Dangerous goods on aircraft

CHAPTER XXXII - Forgery and Uttering

   277.       Interpretation
   278.       Forgery
   279.       Uttering
   280.       Obtaining property by false documents or dies
   281.       Purchasing, &c., forged bank notes
   282.       Falsifying registers and records
   283.       Procuring unauthorized status: Fraudulently misrepresenting status
   284.       Supplying false copies of rules, &c.
   285.       Being in possession of materials for forgery
   286.       Being unlawfully in possession of revenue paper, &c.
   287.       Fraudulently using stamps, &c.

CHAPTER XXXIIA - Crimes Relating To Serious Animal Diseases

   287A.      Interpretation
   287B.      Possession or administration of List A disease agents

CHAPTER XXXIIB - Contamination of Goods

   287C.      Interpretation
   287D.      Contaminating goods with intent to cause public alarm or economic loss
   287E.      Threatening to contaminate goods with intent to cause public alarm or economic loss
   287F.      Making false statements concerning contamination of goods with intent to cause public alarm or economic loss
   287G.      Territorial nexus for offences

   PART VII - Frauds by Personation and Relating to Trade

CHAPTER XXXIII - Personation

   288.       Personation in general
   289.       Personating witnesses and jurors
   290.       Personating public officers
   291.       Falsely acknowledging deeds, recognizances, &c.

CHAPTER XXXIV - Fraudulent Debtors

   292.       Interpretation
   293.       Crimes by insolvents
   294.       Concealing insolvency
   295.       Incurring losses by speculation: Failing to account for losses
   296.       Frauds on creditors

   PART VIII - Conspiracies and Crimes Relating to Other Crimes

CHAPTER XXXV - Conspiracies: Inciting: Attempts: Accessories

   297.       Conspiracy
   298.       Inciting to commit crimes
   299.       Attempts to commit crimes
   300.       Accessories after the fact

   PART IX - Procedure

CHAPTER XXXVI - Duties as to Arrest and Detainer

   301.       Duty of persons arresting
   302.       Duties of police officers
   303.       Duties after arrest

CHAPTER XXXVII - Bail: Trial by Magistrate

   304.       
   305.       
   306.       
   307.       Place of trial
   307A.      Change in place of trial
   308.       Trial before magistrate
   309.       Arrest of accused in certain cases

CHAPTER XXXVIII - Indictments

   310.       Indictments
   311.       Form and contents of indictments
   312.       Statement of crimes
   313.       Charge against accessories
   314.       Particulars
   315.       Alternative statements
   316.       Acts must be established
   317.       Forms of indictment
   318.       General rule as to description
   318A.      Indictments for burglary, &c.
   319.       Statements in proceedings for perjury
   320.       Proof of obtaining money by false pretence, &c.
   321.       Description of property
   322.       Statement of ownership of property
   323.       Description of persons
   324.       Description of document
   325.       Statement of intent
   326.       Amendment of indictment: Power to order separate trial
   326A.      Order for separate trial for sexual offences
   327.       Pleadings
   328.       Duty to furnish copy of indictment, &c.
   329.       Particulars in indictments for treason
   330.       Parties to crimes
   331.       Accessories after the fact
   331A.      Release from prison if no indictment filed
   331B.      First appearance of defendant in Supreme Court following committal
   331C.      Jurisdiction of Supreme Court to sentence

CHAPTER XXXIX - Powers of Conviction Upon Particular Indictments

   332.       Alternative convictions
   333.       Murder
   333A.      Attempted murder
   334.       Manslaughter
   334AA.     Strangulation
   334A.      Wounding or causing bodily harm
   334B.      Dangerous driving causing grievous bodily harm
   334C.      Causing death by dangerous driving
   335.       Rape
   335A.      Abduction
   336.       Child sexual abuse
   336A.      Indecent assault
   336B.      Child sexual abuse by a person in a position of authority
   337.       Incest
   337A.      Persistent family violence
   337B.      Persistent child sexual abuse
   337C.      Involving person under 18 years in production of child exploitation material
   338.       Stealing, false pretences, receiving, and cheating
   339.       Stealing and killing animals with intent to steal
   339A.      Robbery, &c.
   340.       Principals and accessories after the fact
   341.       Part of charge proved
   342.       Attempts
   342AA.     Alternative verdicts
   342A.      Incitements
   343.       Indictment for treasonable crimes and inciting mutiny
   344.       Indictments in respect of unlawful oaths

CHAPTER XL - Trial: Adjournment: Pleadings: Practice

   345.       Right to be tried
   346.       Accelerating trial of persons not under committal
   347.       Adjournment of trial
   348.       On adjournment of trial accused may be remanded, &c.
   349.       Bringing up a prisoner for trial
   350.       Nolle prosequi
   351.       Arraignment
   352.       Motion to quash indictment
   353.       Pleading to indictment
   354.       Demurrer
   355.       Pleas
   356.       Withdrawal of pleas
   357.       Standing mute, &c.
   358.       Plea of autrefois acquit or autrefois convict
   359.       Joinder of issue not necessary
   360.       Trial on plea to the jurisdiction
   361.       Trial by jury
   361AA.     Trial by judge alone
   361AB.     Appeal to Court of Criminal Appeal in respect of application for trial by judge alone
   361A.      Argument before jury is sworn
   362.       Effect of plea
   363.       Separate trials
   364.       
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   366.       
   367.       
   368.       Defence
   368A.      Notice of alibi
   368B.      Admissible opinion evidence
   369.       Presence of accused
   370.       
   370A.      
   371.       Speeches by counsel and summing up
   371A.      Recent complaint
   372.       Powers of Associate Judge
   373.       
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CHAPTER XLI - Verdict: Judgment

   380.       
   381.       Defence of insanity
   382.       
   383.       Verdict
   384.       Acquittal
   385.       Convicted person to be called on to show cause
   385A.      Hearing by judge of complaint of simple offence
   386.       
   386A.      

CHAPTER XLII - Crown Cases Reserved

   387.       Questions of law may be reserved
   388.       Questions reserved to be stated in a case
   388AA.     Power of Attorney-General to refer questions of law to Court of Criminal Appeal

CHAPTER XLIIA - Procedure on Continuing Nuisances

   388A.      Abatement or removal of nuisance
   388B.      Punishment for creating nuisance

CHAPTER XLIII - Punishments

   389.       Sentences

CHAPTER XLIV - Exceptions to Double Jeopardy Rules

   390.       Definitions
   391.       Application of Chapter XLIV
   392.       Circumstances in which person may be charged with administration of justice crime relating to previous acquittal
   393.       Court may order retrial for a very serious crime – fresh and compelling evidence
   394.       Court may order retrial for a serious crime – tainted acquittal
   395.       Fresh and compelling evidence – meaning
   396.       Tainted acquittal – meaning
   397.       Interests of justice – matters for consideration
   397A.      Application for prosecution for administration of justice crime – procedure
   397AB.     Prosecution for administration of justice crime
   397AC.     Application for retrial – procedure
   397AD.     Retrial
   397AE.     Authorisation of police investigations
   397AF.     Restrictions on publication
   391A.      

CHAPTER XLV - Execution of Sentence: Pardons

   397B.      Civil execution
   398.       Pardons

CHAPTER XLVI - Appeals

   399.       Interpretation
   400.       Court of Criminal Appeal
   401.       Right of appeal
   402.       Determination of appeals
   402A.      Second or subsequent appeal by convicted person on fresh and compelling evidence
   403.       Powers of Court in special cases
   404.       Power to order new trial
   405.       Suspension of order, &c.: Revesting property on conviction
   406.       Jurisdiction in cases reserved
   407.       Time for appealing
   407A.      Withdrawal of appeals
   408.       
   409.       Supplemental powers
   410.       Legal assistance to appellant, &c.
   411.       Right of appellant to be present
   412.       Case and argument in writing
   413.       Duty of Attorney-General
   413A.      Reserved judgments
   414.       Costs of appeal, &c.
   415.       Admission of appellant to bail and custody when attending court
   416.       Duties of Registrar
   417.       Documents, exhibits, &c.
   418.       Powers of single judge
   418A.      Powers of Associate Judge
   419.       Prerogative of mercy

CHAPTER XLVII - Private Prosecutions: Ex Officio Indictments: Trial at Bar

   420.       Private prosecutions
   421.       Ex officio indictments
   421A.      Notice to attend or arrest warrant against person indicted in Supreme Court
   421B.      Committal for trial in certain circumstances
   422.       Trial at bar
   423.       Forms and proceedings

CHAPTER XLVIII - Consequences of Conviction

   424.       
   425.       Costs against convicts
   425A.      
   426.       

CHAPTER XLIX - Miscellaneous Provisions

   427.       Proceedings against partners, &c.
   428.       
   429.       Prosecutions for perjury
   430.       Effect of failure to submit evidence relating to certain offences
   429A.      
   431.       
   432.       
   433.       Recognizance to keep the peace, &c., may be forfeited on proof of conviction
   434.       Procedure generally upon forfeited recognizance
   435.       
   436.       
   437.       
   438.       
   439.       
   440.       
   441.       
   442.       
   443.       
   444.       
   445.       
   446.       
   447.       
   448.       
   449.       
   450.       
   451.       
   452.       

CHAPTER L - Savings and Transitional Provisions

   453.       Abolition of capital punishment
   454.       Term of sentence of imprisonment
   455.       Self-defence provisions
   456.       Non-application of amendments to section 338 (1)
   457.       Repeal of section 155
   458.       Application of Bail Act 1994
   459.       Savings
   460.       Application of Criminal Code Amendment (Sexual Offences against Young People) Act 2013
   461.       Application of Criminal Code Amendment (Sexual Assault) Act 2017
   462.       Application of Criminal Code and Related Legislation Amendment (Child Abuse) Act 2019
   462A.      
   463.       Application of Criminal Code Amendment (Bullying) Act 2019
   464.       Transitional provisions on the commencement of the Criminal Code Amendment (Sexual Abuse Terminology) Act 2020
   464A.      Application of Criminal Code Amendment (Judge Alone Trials) Act 2022
   465.       Application of Justice Legislation Amendments (Criminal Responsibility) Act 2020

   APPENDIX A
   APPENDIX B
   APPENDIX C
   APPENDIX D
   APPENDIX E
   APPENDIX F