94 Victim submission (1) A person who is a victim (within the meaning of section 30A of the Corrections Act 1986) of the offender may make a submission to the court for consideration by the court in relation to any application under Part 2, 3, 4 or 5. (2) The Secretary or the Director of Public Prosecutions (as the case requires) must give notice of an application Part 2, 3, 4 or 5 to each person included on the victims register established under the who Corrections Act 1986 is a victim (within the meaning of section 30A of that Act) of the eligible offender. (3) The notice must specify— nature of the application; and period within which the victim submission can be made in relation to the application. (4) A person who is notified under subsection (2) who wishes to make a victim submission must do so within the period specified in the notice served on the person under subsection (2). (5) A victim submission— be in writing; and address matters relating to the person's views about any conditions to which a supervision order should be subject; and include any other prescribed matters.
94 Victim submission (1) A person who is a victim (within the meaning of section 30A of the Corrections Act 1986) of the offender may make a submission to the court for consideration by the court in relation to any application under Part 2, 3, 4 or 5. (2) The Secretary or the Director of Public Prosecutions (as the case requires) must give notice of an application Part 2, 3, 4 or 5 to each person included on the victims register established under the Corrections Act 1986 who is a victim (within the meaning of section 30A of that Act) of the eligible offender. (3) The notice must specify— nature of the application; and period within which the victim submission can be made in relation to the application. (4) A person who is notified under subsection (2) who wishes to make a victim submission must do so within the period specified in the notice served on the person under subsection (2). (5) A victim submission— be in writing; and address matters relating to the person's views about any conditions to which a supervision order should be subject; and include any other prescribed matters.