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AcknowledgementsAuthor:Victoria Williams BCom, LLB, LLM, (UWA)Consultant:Dr Tatum Hands LLB (UNSW), PhD (UWA)Research Assistants:Alice DruryAnnabel LagrangeElizabeth ScaifeNicholas TiveriosJoanna YoonTechnical Editor:Cheryl MacFarlaneExecutive Assistant:Sharne CranstonLaw Law Reform Commission of of Western Australia –– Community Protection (Offender Reporting) Act Act 2004 : : Final Reportiii
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Page 5: ForewordTHIS Final Report represent
Page 8 and 9: Chapter Five: A More Effective Sche
Page 10 and 11: ContentsTerms of reference 3Backgro
Page 12 and 13: comparable schemes in other jurisdi
Page 14 and 15: TerminologyIn Chapter One of the Di
Page 16 and 17: The Commission’s approachIn its D
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Page 20 and 21: ContentsIntroduction 13The operatio
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Page 32 and 33: ContentsIntroduction 25Recent devel
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should be avoided unless absolutely
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Initial determination of reportable
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4. That the Community Protection (O
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CPOR Act. 7 Therefore, the Commissi
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sentencing would be out of date. 20
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assessment of the offender’s risk
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Right of reviewThe previous section
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emoteness. 14 A requirement to show
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In contrast, some respondents sugge
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How long a person is included in th
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ContentsThe initial determination o
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Review of periodic reportingobligat
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eportable offenders may dislike rep
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CPOR Act) and end on the date on wh
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The Office of the Director of Publi
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ContentsIntroduction 83Improving no
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Improving notification of reporting
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may prevent a proper understanding
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Reporting on behalf of reportableof
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details. This will be particularly
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and Young People emphasised the imp
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interest’ test. When assessing th
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ContentsAppendix A List of recommen
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