(1) An application
must include the following information —
(a) the
applicant’s full name, residential address and telephone number;
(b) the
full name of the eligible person and any other names by which the eligible
person is or has been known;
(c) the
date and place of birth of the eligible person;
(d) the
residential address of the eligible person at the time of the historical
homosexual offence and of the conviction for the offence;
(e) an
address to which notices or other documents addressed to the applicant may be
sent, which may be a residential or business address, a post office box or an
email address;
(f) in
relation to the historical homosexual offence to which the application relates
—
(i)
the name and location of the court by which the eligible
person was convicted of the historical homosexual offence; and
(ii)
the date of the conviction; and
(iii)
the name of the historical homosexual offence; and
(iv)
details of the historical homosexual offence and the
conduct constituting the historical homosexual offence;
(g) any
prescribed information;
(h) any
additional information or additional documents that the CEO requires.
(2) An application
made —
(a)
under section 5(1) by an eligible person — must be accompanied by a
consent by which the applicant authorises the disclosure to the CEO of any
records relating to the historical homosexual offence to which the application
relates created by a data controller, whether held by that data controller or
any other person or entity; and
(b)
under section 5(2) in respect of an eligible person — is taken to
include the consent of the eligible person described in paragraph (a).
(3) An application may
include, or be accompanied by, statements by the applicant or written evidence
given by any other person (including a person involved in the conduct
constituting the offence) about the matters about which the CEO must be
satisfied under section 10(1).