(1)  Subject to subsection (2) , upon an indictment for persistent family violence, the accused person may be convicted of one or more of the following crimes or offences:

(a) assault;

(ab) aggravated assault;

(b) assault on pregnant woman;

(ba) committing an unlawful act intended to cause bodily harm;

(c) abduction;

(d) rape;

(e) stalking;

(f) indecent assault;

(g) wounding [ or causing grievous bodily harm];

(ga) strangulation;

(h) penetrative sexual abuse of a person with a mental impairment;

(i) an offence against section 8 of the Family Violence Act 2004 ;

(j) an offence against section 9 of the Family Violence Act 2004 ;

(k) attempting to commit any crime or offence referred to in paragraphs (a) to (j) , both inclusive;

(l) inciting a person to commit any crime or offence referred to in paragraphs (a) to (j) , both inclusive;

(m) being an accessory after the fact to any offence or crime referred to in paragraphs (a) to (j) , both inclusive.

(2)  The accused person may only be convicted of a crime or an offence specified in subsection (1) if the trial judge is satisfied, on the evidence adduced at trial, that the accused person was capable of being tried on indictment for that crime or being convicted summarily for that offence.