[91D Review of indefinite notification requirements: factors applying to determination under section 91C]
Sexual Offences Act 2003 (2003 c 42) | Legislation

[91D  Review of indefinite notification requirements: factors applying to determination under section 91C]

[(1)     In determining an application for review under section 91C, the relevant chief officer of police must—

(a)     have regard to information (if any) received from a responsible body;

(b)     consider the risk of sexual harm posed by the qualifying relevant offender and the effect of a continuation of the indefinite notification requirements on the offender; and

(c)     take into account the matters listed in subsection (2).

(2)     The matters are—

(a)     the seriousness of the offence in relation to which the qualifying relevant offender became subject to the indefinite notification requirements;

(b)     the period of time which has elapsed since the qualifying relevant offender committed the offence (or other offences);

(c)     where the qualifying relevant offender

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