4—Secondary sentencing purposes
(1) The secondary
purposes for sentencing a defendant for an offence are as follows:
(a) to
ensure that the defendant—
(i)
is punished for the offending behaviour; and
(ii)
is held accountable to the community for the offending
behaviour;
(b) to
publicly denounce the offending behaviour;
(c) to
publicly recognise the harm done to the community and to any victim of the
offending behaviour;
(d) to
deter the defendant and others in the community from committing offences;
(da) to
deter the defendant and others in the community from harming or assaulting
prescribed emergency workers (within the meaning of section 20AA of the
Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935 ) acting in the course of official
duties;
(e) to
promote the rehabilitation of the defendant.
(2) Nothing about the
order in which the secondary purposes are listed in subsection (1)
implies that any 1 of those secondary purposes is to be given greater weight
than any other secondary purpose.