Section 192M — Crimes Act 1900 (NSW)

(1) This Part does not apply to dealing in a person’s own identification information.
(2) It is not an offence to attempt to commit an offence against this Part.
(3) This Part applies to a person who intends to commit an indictable offence even if committing the offence concerned is impossible or the offence concerned is to be committed at a later time.
(4) Section 309A of the Criminal Procedure Act 1986 enables a victim of an offence against this Part to obtain a certificate from a court that such an offence has been committed to assist with problems the offence has caused in relation to the victim’s personal or business affairs.

Related sections

• s 192J — Dealing with identification information
• s 192K — Possession of identification information
• s 192L — Possession of equipment etc to make identification documents or things
• s 192N — Definitions
• s 192O — Meaning of “dedicated encrypted criminal communication device”
• s 192P — Possession of dedicated encrypted criminal communication devices for certain purposes

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