spent conviction means a conviction—
spent conviction means a conviction that has become spent under Part 2 of the Spent Convictions Act 2021 (including offences where: no conviction was recorded; a conviction was recorded when the person was under 15; a conviction was recorded by the children’s court but only a fine was issued; or a court ordered that a young offender conviction was spent after 5 years) or that was spent under an equivalent Australian law.
spent conviction means any conviction treated as spent under section 3; and
More Definitions of spent conviction
spent conviction means a spent conviction for the purposes of this Act.(2) In this Act “sentence” includes any order made by a court in dealing with a person in respect of his conviction of any offence or offences, other than —
spent conviction means a spent conviction for the purposes of this Act.
spent conviction means a conviction which statute deems (after a rehabilitation period) no longer part of the person’s criminal history and which the person need not disclose.
spent conviction means that due to the type of offence, the age of the person at the time of the offence, the conviction and the time since the conviction the client will no longer have to disclose the conviction.
spent conviction means a conviction which statute deems no longer part of the person’s criminal history and which the person need not disclose.
spent conviction means a criminal record which is spent in accordance with Part 2 – Spent Convictions;