Criminal Procedure Act 2011

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Criminal Procedure Act 2011

Public Act		2011 No 81
Date of assent		17 October 2011
Commencement		see section 2

Note

The Parliamentary Counsel Office has made editorial and format changes to this version using the powers under subpart 2 of Part 3 of the Legislation Act 2019.

Note 4 at the end of this version provides a list of the amendments included in it.

This Act is administered by the Ministry of Justice.

1	Title
2	Commencement
	Part 1 Preliminary provisions
3	Purpose
4	Overview
5	Interpretation
5A	Transitional, savings, and related provisions
6	Categories of offence defined
7	Act subject to other enactments
7A	Transitional, savings, and related provisions
8	Act binds the Crown
	Jurisdiction of District Court to conduct criminal proceedings
9	Jurisdiction of District Court to conduct criminal proceedings
	Who may conduct proceedings
10	Who may conduct proceedings against defendant
11	Who may conduct proceedings for defendant
12	Representatives of corporations
	Procedural requirements in Act, regulations, and rules
13	Procedural requirements of Act, regulations, and rules to be followed
	Part 2 Commencement of proceedings and preliminary steps
	Subpart 1—Filing a charging document
14	Commencement of criminal proceedings
15	Any person may commence proceeding
16	Charging documents
16A	Specifying that offence charged is, or that conviction entered is for, family violence offence
17	Content of charge
18	Court may order further particulars
19	Charge may be worded in alternative
20	Charge may be representative
21	Court may amend or divide alternative or representative charge
22	Certain charges to disclose range of penalties and previous convictions
23	Offence relating to false or misleading information in charging document
24	Endorsement of consent
25	Time for filing charging document
26	Private prosecutions
27	Power of Registrar to compile charging information
	Subpart 2—Notifying defendant of court appearance
28	Summons in relation to charge may be served
29	Summons following evidential breath test
30	Provisions relating to summons issued under section 28 or 29
31	Charging document must be filed promptly
32	Decision to change charge following summons
33	Summons to defendant in private prosecution
34	Warrant may be issued if summons cannot be served
34A	When warrant may be issued irrespective of whether summons has been issued or served
	Subpart 3—Court dealing with proceeding before trial or transfer for trial
35	Court dealing with proceeding before trial or transfer for trial: categories 1 to 3
36	Court dealing with proceeding before transfer for trial: category 4
	Part 3 Procedure before trial
	Subpart 1—Pleas
	Entering plea
37	Defendant may enter plea
38	Right to plead to category 1 offence by notice
39	Requirement for defendant to plead
40	Not guilty plea for category 4 offence
41	Defendant who refuses or fails to plead under section 39 or 49(3)
42	Defendant may change plea of not guilty
43	Procedure if defendant indicates intention to plead guilty but does not do so
44	Plea where charge alleges previous conviction
	Special pleas
45	Special pleas
46	Previous conviction
47	Previous acquittal
48	Pardon
49	Procedure for dealing with special plea
	Subpart 2—Decision regarding trial by jury for category 3 offences
50	Defendant charged with category 3 offence may elect trial by jury
51	Timing of election
52	Judicial officer or Registrar may receive elections
53	Withdrawal of election
	Subpart 3—Case management
54	Adjournment for case review
55	Case management discussions and case management memorandum
56	Information to be provided in case management memorandum
57	Case review
58	Court may give directions about case management procedure
59	Judge may direct case management procedure for category 1 offence
	Subpart 4—Sentence indications
60	Meaning of sentence indication
61	Giving sentence indication
62	Further provisions relating to giving sentence indication
63	Offence and penalty relating to sentence indication
64	Duration of sentence indication
65	Request for sentence indication not admissible in proceeding
	Subpart 5—Determination of level of trial court for category 2 and 3 offences
	Determination of level of trial court for protocol offences
66	Establishment of protocol
67	District Court Judge may recommend level of trial court for protocol offence
68	High Court Judge must determine level of trial court for protocol offences
68A	High Court Judge may reconsider orders made under section 68 in certain circumstances
69	Proceedings not invalid
	Order that proceeding for category 2 or 3 offence be tried in High Court
70	High Court Judge may order proceedings for category 2 or 3 offence be tried in High Court
	Subpart 6—Trial court, place of trial, transfer of proceedings to trial court, and procedure for trial
71	Category 1 offences
72	Category 2 offences
73	Category 3 offences
74	Category 4 offences
75	Transfer of certain proceedings for category 2 and 3 offences to trial court
76	Transfer of proceeding from trial court to new trial court
77	Notice that defendant to be tried in High Court
	Subpart 7—Provisions applying only to Judge-alone procedure
78	Court may order pre-trial admissibility hearing if trial to be Judge-alone trial
79	Pre-trial admissibility hearing and order that evidence admissible
80	Court may order that certain pre-trial processes under subpart 8 apply
	Subpart 8—Provisions applying only to jury trial procedure
	Application of this subpart
81	Application of this subpart
	Filing of formal statements
82	Requirements for formal statements
83	False statement in formal statement deemed to be perjury
84	Persons who may give evidence under assumed name
85	Prosecutor must file formal statements
86	Evidential status of formal statements
	Trial callover memoranda
87	Trial callover memoranda to be filed in trial court
88	Information to be provided in trial callover memoranda
89	Unrepresented defendants at trial callover hearing
	Application for oral evidence order
90	Application for oral evidence order
91	Application for leave to question undercover Police officer’s identity must be dealt with by High Court
	Oral evidence orders
92	Making oral evidence order
93	Further consideration if application for oral evidence order for complainant in case of sexual nature
94	Withdrawal of charge if oral evidence order made for examination of undercover Police officer
	Procedure for taking oral evidence
95	By whom oral evidence of witness to be taken
96	Restriction on who may take oral evidence of complainant in case of sexual nature
97	Persons who may be present if oral evidence taken from complainant in case of sexual nature
98	Application of sections 103 to 105 of Evidence Act 2006
99	Oral evidence must be recorded
100	Proceeding may be continued despite witness’s failure to appear or give evidence
	Pre-trial orders as to admissibility of evidence: jury trial procedure
101	Pre-trial order relating to admissibility of evidence: jury trial
	Trial before Judge alone may be ordered
102	Judge may order Judge-alone trial in cases likely to be long and complex
103	Judge may order Judge-alone trial in cases involving intimidation of juror or jurors
104	Procedure for trial ordered under section 102 or 103
	Part 4 Trial
	Subpart 1—Provisions applying to Judge-alone trials
105	Conduct of Judge-alone trial
106	Decision of court
	Subpart 2—Provisions applying to jury trials
	Conduct of jury trial
107	Conduct of jury trial
	Charge alleging previous conviction
108	Procedure if charge alleges previous conviction
	Discretion to keep jury together
109	Discretion to keep jury together
	Part of murder charge proved
110	Part of murder charge proved
	Subpart 3—Provisions applying to both Judge-alone and jury trials
	Alibi
111	Alibi
	Dismissal of charge in certain cases
112	Court must dismiss charge in certain cases
	Witnesses
113	Adjourning trial for witness
	Part 5 General provisions
	Subpart 1—Conduct of proceeding
	Defendants who plead guilty or are found guilty
114	Procedure after defendant pleads or is found guilty
115	Plea of guilty may be withdrawn by leave of court
116	Effect of sentence indication
	Presence of defendant at hearings
117	Defendant generally may be present at all hearings
118	Hearings at which defendant must be present
	Powers of court when defendant does not appear
119	Non-attendance of defendant charged with offence in category 1
120	Non-attendance of defendant charged with offence in category 2, 3, or 4: before plea is entered
121	Non-attendance of defendant charged with offence in category 2, 3, or 4: after plea is entered but before trial or sentencing
122	Non-attendance of defendant at trial for offence in category 2, 3, or 4
123	Sentencing for offence in category 2, 3, or 4 not to proceed in absence of defendant
124	Procedure when hearing proceeds in absence of defendant
	Retrial or rehearing if defendant found guilty or sentenced in his or her absence
125	Retrial if defendant found guilty in his or her absence
126	Rehearing if defendant sentenced for category 1 offence in his or her absence
127	Registrar may deal with applications in relation to category 1 offences
128	Effect of application for retrial or rehearing on rights of appeal
129	Procedure if retrial or rehearing ordered
130	Dealing with defendant pending retrial or rehearing
	Powers of court when prosecutor does not appear
131	Powers of court when prosecutor does not appear
	Powers of court when neither party appears
132	Powers of court when neither party appears
	Amendment of charge
133	Amendment of charge
134	Procedure if charge amended before trial
135	Procedure if charge amended after order made under section 68 or 70
136	Procedure if charge amended during trial
136A	Procedure if charge added during trial
	Proceedings conducted together
137	Proceedings against parties to offences, accessories, and receivers
138	Trial of different charges together
139	Procedure if charges to be heard together
140	Procedure if charges to be heard together include new charges
	Further provisions relating to charges
141	Conviction where alternative allegations proved in Judge-alone trial
142	Dealing with charge that fails to disclose range of penalties and previous convictions when required
143	Included offences
144	Conviction of parties
145	Conviction of charge containing allegation of previous conviction
	Withdrawal and dismissal of charges
146	Withdrawal of charge
147	Dismissal of charge
148	Prosecutor must notify court if defendant completes programme of diversion
	Attempts
149	Attempt proved when offence is charged
150	Offence proved when attempt is charged
	Retrial of previously acquitted person
151	Order for retrial may be granted if acquittal tainted
152	Meaning of terms used in sections 153 and 154
153	Consent of Solicitor-General required in certain circumstances for exercise of powers in relation to acquitted person
154	Order for retrial may be granted by Court of Appeal if new and compelling evidence discovered
155	Orders to safeguard fairness of retrial
156	Effect of order for retrial
	Transfer of proceedings to court at different place
157	Transfer of proceedings to court at different place or different sitting
158	Attendance of witness at substitute court
	Obtaining attendance of witnesses
159	Issue of summons to witness
160	Summons to witness to non-party disclosure hearing
161	Issue of warrant to obtain attendance of witness
	Provisions relating to warrants to arrest defendant or witness
162	To whom warrant to be directed and power of person executing warrant to enter premises
163	Withdrawal of warrant
	Dealing with witness arrested under warrant
164	Dealing with witness arrested under warrant
	Dealing with witnesses at the court
165	Witness refusing to give evidence may be imprisoned
166	Witnesses at hearing
	Adjournments and bail
167	Power to adjourn
168	Dealing with defendant on adjournment
168A	No-contact conditions if family violence offence defendant remanded in custody
168B	Provisions about compliance with no-contact conditions
169	Order for detention of defendant in hospital or secure facility
170	Defendant in custody may be brought up before expiry of period of adjournment
	Special provisions applying to defendants under the age of 20 pending hearing or sentence
171	Defendants under 16 must not be imprisoned pending hearing or sentence
172	Defendants aged 16 must not be imprisoned pending hearing or sentence except in certain circumstances
173	Remand of defendant under 17 in residence or care
174	Remand of defendant under 18 years for assessment report
175	Remand of defendants aged 17 to 20 years
	Stay of proceedings
176	Stay of proceedings
	Retrial or rehearing
177	Court may order retrial or rehearing as to sentence in certain cases
178	Procedure if retrial or rehearing ordered
179	Dealing with defendant pending retrial or rehearing
	Correction of erroneous sentence
180	Court may correct erroneous sentence
181	Application of chief executive of Department of Corrections to correct erroneous sentence
182	Procedure if court corrects erroneous sentence
	Transfer to wrong court
183	Transfer to wrong court
	Permanent court record
184	Permanent court record
	Subpart 2—Solicitor-General’s responsibility for oversight and conduct of certain prosecutions
185	Solicitor-General responsible for general oversight of public prosecutions
186	Attorney-General’s responsibility and powers not affected
187	Assumption of responsibility for Crown prosecutions by Solicitor-General
188	Duty of Crown prosecutor to comply with Solicitor-General’s directions
189	Crown prosecution notice must be filed
190	Power of Solicitor-General or Crown prosecutor to amend charge
191	Power of Solicitor-General or Crown prosecutor to add new charges
192	Power of Solicitor-General or Crown prosecutor to withdraw charge
192A	Power of Solicitor-General or Crown prosecutor to join charge or charges
193	Independence of Solicitor-General and Crown prosecutors
	Subpart 3—Public access and restrictions on reporting
	Terms used in this subpart
194	Interpretation
195	Context in which publication prohibited
	Court proceedings generally open to public
196	Court proceedings generally open to public
	Power to clear court
197	Power to clear court
198	Exception for members of media
199	Court must be cleared when complainant gives evidence in cases of sexual nature
199AA	Court may be cleared when victim impact statement read or otherwise presented to court in cases of sexual nature
	Automatic suppression of previous convictions
199A	Automatic suppression of details of previous convictions
199B	Further provisions relating to automatic suppression
	Temporary suppression of trial-related information
199C	Court may temporarily suppress trial-related information
199D	Further provisions relating to temporary suppression of trial-related information
	Suppression of names
200	Court may suppress identity of defendant
201	Automatic suppression of identity of defendant in specified sexual cases
202	Court may suppress identity of witnesses, victims, and connected persons
203	Automatic suppression of identity of complainant in specified sexual cases
204	Automatic suppression of identity of child complainants and witnesses
	Suppression of evidence and submissions
205	Court may suppress evidence and submissions
	Powers of Registrar
206	Power of Registrar to make and renew interim suppression orders
	General provisions relating to suppression orders
207	Court must give reasons
208	Duration of suppression order and right of review
209	Publication by or at request of Police, etc
210	Standing of members of media
	Offences relating to breach of suppression provisions and orders
211	Offences and penalties
	Part 6 Appeals
	Subpart 1—General matters
212	Interpretation
213	Leave to appeal
214	Duty to determine appeal subject to sections 337 and 338
	Subpart 2—Appeals against pre-trial decisions
	First appeals
215	Right of appeal by prosecutor or defendant against certain pre-trial evidential decisions in Judge-alone case
216	Refusal to give leave to appeal under section 215
217	Right of appeal by prosecutor or defendant against pre-trial decisions in jury trial case
218	Right of appeal by defendant only against pre-trial decisions in jury trial case
219	First appeal courts
220	How to commence first appeal
221	First appeal court to determine appeal
222	Trial court may allow trial to proceed
	Further appeals
223	Right of appeal against determination of first appeal court
224	Second appeal courts
225	How to commence second appeal
226	Second appeal court to determine appeal
227	High Court’s determination of second appeal final
228	Further appeal from determination of second appeal by Court of Appeal
	Subpart 3—Appeals against conviction
	First appeals
229	Right of appeal against conviction
230	First appeal courts
231	How to commence first appeal
232	First appeal court to determine appeal
233	Orders, etc, on successful first appeal
234	Conviction and sentence for different offence may be substituted
235	Acquittal on account of insanity
236	Confirmation or substitution of sentence for another offence
	Further appeals
237	Right of appeal against determination of first appeal court
238	Second appeal courts
239	How to commence second appeal
240	Second appeal court to determine appeal
241	Orders, etc, on successful second appeal
242	High Court’s determination of second appeal final
243	Further appeal from determination of second appeal by Court of Appeal
	Subpart 4—Appeals against sentence
	First appeals
244	Convicted person’s right of appeal against sentence
245	Right of appeal against sentence not affected by sentence indication
246	Prosecutor’s right of appeal
247	First appeal courts
248	How to commence first appeal
249	Appeal by prosecutor treated as abandoned if not heard before sentence completed
250	First appeal court to determine appeal
251	Orders, etc, on successful first appeal
252	Defendant may not withdraw guilty plea after sentence imposed on appeal
	Further appeals
253	Right of appeal against determination of first appeal court
254	Second appeal courts
255	How to commence second appeal
256	Second appeal court to determine appeal
257	Orders, etc, on successful second appeal
258	High Court’s determination of second appeal final
259	Further appeal from determination of Court of Appeal
	Subpart 5—Appeals against finding of or sentence for contempt of court
	First appeals
260	Right of appeal against finding of or sentence for contempt of court
261	First appeal courts
262	How to commence first appeal
263	First appeal court to determine appeal
	Further appeals
264	Right of appeal against determination of first appeal court
265	Second appeal courts
266	How to commence second appeal
267	Second appeal court to determine appeal
268	High Court’s determination of second appeal final
269	Further appeal from determination of Court of Appeal
	Subpart 6—Appeals against decisions on costs orders
	First appeals
270	Interpretation
271	Right of appeal to first appeal court against decision about costs order
272	First appeal courts
273	How to commence first appeal
274	First appeal court to determine appeal
275	Appeal not to suspend trial
	Further appeals
276	Right of appeal against determination of first appeal court
277	Second appeal courts
278	How to commence second appeal
279	Second appeal court to determine appeal
280	High Court’s determination of second appeal final
281	Further appeal from determination of Court of Appeal
	Subpart 7—Appeals against suppression orders
	First appeals
282	Interpretation
283	Right of appeal against decision on suppression order
284	First appeal courts
285	How to commence first appeal
286	Interim suppression order pending determination of first appeal
287	First appeal court to determine appeal
288	Trial court may allow trial to proceed
	Further appeals
289	Right of appeal against determination of first appeal court
290	Second appeal courts
291	How to commence second appeal
292	Interim suppression order pending determination of second appeal
293	Second appeal court to determine appeal
294	Determination of High Court final
295	Further appeal from determination of Court of Appeal
	Subpart 8—Appeals on question of law
	First appeals
296	Right of appeal
297	First appeal courts
298	How to commence first appeal
299	Power of first appeal court to amend question stated
300	First appeal court to determine appeal
301	Deferral or adjournment of trial if notice of application for leave to appeal filed
302	How determination of appeal affects outcome of trial
	Further appeals
303	Right of appeal against determination of first appeal court
304	Second appeal courts
305	How to commence second appeal
306	Second appeal court to determine appeal
307	Orders, etc, on successful second appeal
308	High Court’s determination of second appeal final
309	Further appeal from determination of Court of Appeal
310	Relationship to other appeals
	Subpart 9—Appeals against order under section 106(3) of Sentencing Act 2002
311	Right of appeal
	Subpart 10—Appeals relating to peace bond decisions
312	Right of appeal
	Subpart 11—Solicitor-General’s references
313	Solicitor-General may refer certain questions to Court of Appeal
314	Procedure for references under section 313
315	Rights of appeal to Supreme Court
316	Procedure for appeals under section 315
317	Solicitor-General may refer question to Supreme Court
318	Procedure for references under section 317
319	Power of Court of Appeal or Supreme Court to amend question referred
	Subpart 12—Further provisions
	Procedure for determining jurisdiction where appeals lie to different appeal courts
320	Meaning of related right of appeal
321	Related appeals that are to be heard by Court of Appeal
	Solicitor-General
322	Duty of Solicitor-General
	Registrar of appeal court to arrange appeal
323	Duties of Registrar
324	Custody of exhibits, etc
	Rights of representation and attendance at hearing of appeal or application for leave to appeal
325	Right of representation at hearing
326	Right of attendance at hearing
	How applications to be heard
327	Hearings in Court of Appeal
328	Hearings in District Court or High Court
	How appeals to be heard
329	Hearings in Court of Appeal or Supreme Court
330	Hearings in District Court or High Court
	Hearings on papers
331	Provisions about hearing on papers
	Powers exercisable by 1 or 2 appellate Judges
332	Powers exercisable by Judge of Supreme Court
333	Powers exercisable by Judges of Court of Appeal
	Powers of appeal court to receive evidence, etc
334	Power to receive and hear evidence
335	Special powers of appeal courts in appeal involving conviction, sentence, or contempt
336	Powers of appeal courts
	Abandonment
337	Abandonment of appeal by appellant
338	Power of appeal court to dismiss appeal for non-compliance with procedural orders
339	Appeal against dismissal under section 338
	Judgment of appeal court
340	Reasons to accompany judgment or be given later
341	Delivery of judgment by District Court, High Court, or Court of Appeal
342	Judgment to be provided to parties
	How appeal affects decisions under appeal
343	General effect of appeal on sentence
344	Issue of committal order for detention of convicted person
345	How appeal affects community-based sentences
346	Registrar to notify resumption of sentence
347	Reporting requirement where sentence resumed after unsuccessful or abandoned appeal
348	How appeal affects non-association orders
348A	How appeal affects registration orders
349	Fine recovery not to be enforced pending contempt appeal
350	Successful appellant entitled to return of amount paid under sentence
351	Detention following appeal
352	Revesting and restitution of property on conviction
	Part 7 Provisions concerning jurisdiction of District Court
	Jurisdiction of District Court presided over by District Court Judge
353	Jurisdiction of District Court Judges
	Jurisdiction of District Court in relation to jury trials
354	Jurisdiction of District Court in relation to jury trials
	Jurisdiction of District Court presided over by 1 or more Justices
355	Jurisdiction of Justices
	Jurisdiction of District Court presided over by 1 or more Community Magistrates
356	Jurisdiction of Community Magistrates
357	Jurisdiction of Community Magistrates to impose sentence in respect of certain category 1 and 2 offences
358	Power to impose penalties provided for in Land Transport Act 1998
359	Ancillary powers under subpart 3 of Part 5, Costs in Criminal Cases Act 1967, Sentencing Act 2002, and Land Transport Act 1998
360	Power of Community Magistrates to decline jurisdiction
361	Jurisdiction of Justices and Community Magistrates to take pleas
362	Jurisdiction of Justices and Community Magistrates to make and renew interim suppression orders
362A	Jurisdiction of Justices and Community Magistrates relating to amendment or withdrawal of charges
	Transfer to District Court presided over by District Court Judge
363	Power to transfer matter to District Court presided over by District Court Judge
	Part 8 Miscellaneous and transitional provisions
	Subpart 1—Costs orders and contempt
364	Costs orders
365	Contempt of court [Repealed]
	Subpart 2—Conservation of the peace
366	Application for order for bond to keep the peace
367	Making of order for bond
368	Form of, and entering into, bond
369	Making of order for bond where person charged with offence
370	Refusal to enter into bond
371	Persons imprisoned in default of finding sureties may be released on death of person for whose protection order made
372	Forfeiture of bond
	Subpart 3—Miscellaneous provisions
373	Registrar who is also constable
374	Witnesses’ expenses
375	Conviction not to be recorded for infringement offences
376	Person sentenced, etc, deemed to be convicted
377	Restitution of property
378	Who may take affidavit
379	Proceedings not to be questioned for want of form
380	Proceedings not invalid because defendant should have been dealt with in Youth Court
380A	Transfer of proceedings commenced in Youth Court back to Youth Court in certain circumstances
381	Payment of fees, fines, etc
382	Payment and recovery of fees
383	Enforcement of fines
384	Enforcement of fines imposed or varied by appeal court
385	Application of section 168 during epidemic
385A	Judge or Registrar may waive certain fees
	Rules and regulations
386	Rules
387	Regulations
387A	Regulations under section 387(1)(i) or (j) are confirmable instruments [Repealed]
	Subpart 4—Transitional and savings provisions
	Transitional provisions regarding sentence indications
388	Application of provisions regarding sentence indications to existing proceedings
389	Transitional provision regarding terminology in relation to sentence indication provisions
	Transitional provisions regarding public access and restrictions on reporting
390	Transitional provision regarding terminology in relation to public access and restrictions on reporting
391	Application of amendments made by section 393
392	Transitional provision regarding appeals by members of media
393	Consequential amendments relating to public access and restriction on reporting provisions
	Transitional and savings provisions in relation to provisions brought into force under section 2(2) or 2(3)
394	Meaning of commencement date
395	Cities, boroughs, and other places appointed for District Courts under District Courts Act 1947
396	Savings provision in relation to warrants held under section 28B of District Courts Act 1947
397	Proceedings commenced before commencement date
398	Proceedings commenced after commencement date
399	Absconding defendants
400	When defendants or proceedings to be heard together under same procedural law
401	No proceeding invalid if wrongly conducted in accordance with old law
402	Transitional provision regarding withdrawal of warrants to arrest
403	Transitional provision regarding dealing with witness arrested under warrant
403A	Transitional provision regarding effect of appeal on sentence of home detention
404	Transitional provision regarding correction of erroneous sentence
404A	Access to court documents
405	Limitation periods
406	Retrial following acquittal in summary proceedings
406A	Savings
	Other transitional matters
407	Transitional provision relating to abandonment of appeals to Court of Appeal
408	Regulations providing for transitional matters [Expired]
409	Regulations making consequential amendments [Expired]
410	Expiry of sections 408 and 409
	Subpart 5—Temporary provisions in respect of COVID-19
410A	Application of temporary provisions in Schedule 1AB
	Part 9 Amendments to other enactments
	Criminal Justice Act 1985
411	Criminal Justice Act 1985 repealed
	Criminal Justice Regulations 1985
412	Criminal Justice Regulations 1985 revoked
	Amendments to other enactments
413	Amendments to other enactments
	Schedule 1AA Transitional, savings, and related provisions
	Schedule 1AB Temporary provisions in respect of COVID-19
	Schedule 1 Category 4 offences
	Schedule 2 Consequential amendments relating to public access and restrictions on reporting provisions
	Schedule 3 Amendments to other enactments
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