(1) This section applies if, under section 11AA, 11AB or 21C, AusCheck undertakes a background check of an individual in connection with the accreditation of the individual in relation to a major national event.
Advice relating to criminal history etc.
(2) The Secretary must advise the organising body for the major national event:
(a) if the background check included an assessment of the individual's criminal history--whether or not the individual has an unfavourable criminal history; and
(b) if the background check included a security assessment of the individual--whether or not the security assessment of the individual is an adverse security assessment or qualified security assessment; and
(c) if the background check included an assessment of information relating to whether the individual is an unlawful non - citizen or holds a visa entitling the individual to work in Australia--the result of that assessment.
(3) If the Secretary advises the organising body under paragraph (2)(a) that the individual has an unfavourable criminal history, the Secretary:
(a) must include in the advice whether the individual has been convicted of an MNE level 1 disqualifying offence, an MNE level 2 offence or an MNE level 3 offence; and
(b) must not include in the advice details of the type of offence of which the individual has been convicted; and
(c) must inform the individual of that advice and the reasons for that advice.
(4) If:
(a) the Secretary has advised the organising body that the individual has been convicted of an MNE level 2 offence or an MNE level 3 offence (the relevant MNE offence ); and
(b) the organising body requests the Secretary, in writing, to provide to the organising body details of the relevant MNE offence; and
(c) the individual provides express consent for the Secretary to provide details of the relevant MNE offence to the organising body;
the Secretary must provide to the organising body a document setting out the details of the relevant MNE offence and any sentence imposed for the offence.