Criminal Code Act 1995
Section 3
CHAPTER 9 - DANGERS TO THE COMMUNITY Part 9.10 - Community safety orders
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Hide history noteA Supreme Court of a State or Territory that makes a community safety order decision in a community safety order proceeding must: (a) state the reasons for its decision; and (b) cause those reasons to be entered in the records of the Court; and (c) cause a copy of any order it made to be provided to each party to the proceeding.
Note:
See also subsection 395.2(4) for when a Court makes a community safety order decision.
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