s. 17 (ii) there is a significant link between the S. 17(1A)(b)(ii) charge, conviction or finding of guilt amended by No. 51/2010 and a risk to the safety of children s. 11(b). posed by the applicant. (1AB) The Secretary must determine that it is appropriate S. 17(1AB) inserted by to refuse to give an assessment notice in the No. 61/2012 circumstances referred to in subsection (1A) s. 6(1). unless the Secretary is satisfied that— (a) a reasonable person would allow his or her child to have direct contact with the applicant that was not directly supervised by another person while the applicant was engaged in any type of child-related work; and (b) the applicant's engagement in any type of child-related work would not pose an unjustifiable risk to the safety of children. S. 17(1B) (1B) Subject to subsection (1AB), in considering inserted by whether it is appropriate to refuse to give an No. 56/2007 s. 10(3), assessment notice in the circumstances referred to amended by in subsection (1A), the Secretary must have regard No. 61/2012 to— s. 6(2). S. 17(1B)(a) (a) whether because of that charge, conviction or amended by finding of guilt, the giving of the notice No. 51/2010 s. 11(c). would pose an unjustifiable risk to the safety of children having regard to the matters set out in section 13(2)(a) to (i); and S. 17(1B)(b) (b) in the case of an applicant who has been amended by charged with, convicted or found guilty of No. 51/2010 s. 11(d). more than one offence of a kind to which subsection (1A) applies, the period of time between the commission, or alleged commission, of each of the offences. (2) An assessment notice must—
S. 17(1A)(b)(ii) amended by No. 51/2010 s. 11(b). (ii) there is a significant link between the charge, conviction or finding of guilt and a risk to the safety of children posed by the applicant. S. 17(1AB) inserted by No. 61/2012 s. 6(1). (1AB) The Secretary must determine that it is appropriate to refuse to give an assessment notice in the circumstances referred to in subsection (1A) unless the Secretary is satisfied that— (a) a reasonable person would allow his or her child to have direct contact with the applicant that was not directly supervised by another person while the applicant was engaged in any type of child-related work; and (b) the applicant's engagement in any type of child-related work would not pose an unjustifiable risk to the safety of children. S. 17(1B) inserted by No. 56/2007 s. 10(3), amended by No. 61/2012 s. 6(2). (1B) Subject to subsection (1AB), in considering whether it is appropriate to refuse to give an assessment notice in the circumstances referred to in subsection (1A), the Secretary must have regard to— S. 17(1B)(a) amended by No. 51/2010 s. 11(c). (a) whether because of that charge, conviction or finding of guilt, the giving of the notice would pose an unjustifiable risk to the safety of children having regard to the matters set out in section 13(2)(a) to (i); and S. 17(1B)(b) amended by No. 51/2010 s. 11(d). (b) in the case of an applicant who has been charged with, convicted or found guilty of more than one offence of a kind to which subsection (1A) applies, the period of time between the commission, or alleged commission, of each of the offences. s. 17 (2) An assessment notice must—
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