#	Section
1	Explanation and Title
2	Purpose
3	Sexual act carried out with a child
4	Engaging a child in a sexual act
5	Engage in a sexual act in the presence of a child
6	Forcing a child to watch a sexual act
7	Sexual offences carried out by children
8	Aiding a child to commit a sexual act
9	Sexual act carried out by a person in a position of trust
10	Causing a child to engage in a sexual activity while in a position of trust
11	Engaging in a sexual activity in the presence of a child while in a position of trust
12	Causing a child to watch a sexual act while in a position of trust
13	Position of trust
14	Exemption arising out of marriage
15	Sexual act with a family member
16	Family member encouraging a child to engage in a sexual activity
17	Paying for sexual services of a child
18	Prostitution or pornography through children
19	Production of pornography and causing prostitution through force
20	Causing sexual acts by intoxicating
21	Entering into a house to carry out a sexual act
22	Display of sexual organs
23	Participation of more than one person in an offence
24	Children under 13
25	Children above 13
26	Withholding certain rights granted under the Constitution
27	Withholding the right to remain silent
28	Withholding right to be released from detention at investigation stage
29	Reference to article 16 of the Constitution in withholding rights
30	Request for an order to detain
31	What the Prosecutor General needs to establish
32	Matters considered by court
33	Interim order
34	Requests that maybe made by court
35	Order to detain in custody
36	Review of court order
37	Requesting for an order to monitor
38	Assessing a request for an order to monitor
39	To issue or not to issue an order
40	Matters to be assessed in granting orders
41	Effective date of order to monitor
42	Incorporation of conditions into order to monitor
43	Failure to comply with the order to monitor
44	Responsibilities of psychiatrists
45	Receiving and obtaining information
46	Rights relating to trial
47	Evidential requirement
48	Obtaining testimony of a child
49	Free from legal responsibility
50	Exemption of parole and bail principles
51	Compensation
52	Areas for which compensation may be obtained
53	Failure to report.
54	Protection
55	Counseling
56	Recompense
57	Publishing offender registry
58	Making regulations and enforcement
59	Coming into effect
60	Definitions

Special Provisions Act to Deal with Child Sex Abuse Offenders (Unofficial)

Special Acts

police

Protection Order

Law number:: 12/2009
Published date:: 12/11/09
Effective date:: 12/11/09

Part 1: Explanation and Purpose

1. Explanation and Title

2. Purpose

Part 2: Declaration of Offences

3. Sexual act carried out with a child

4. Engaging a child in a sexual act

5. Engage in a sexual act in the presence of a child

6. Forcing a child to watch a sexual act

7. Sexual offences carried out by children

8. Aiding a child to commit a sexual act

9. Sexual act carried out by a person in a position of trust

10. Causing a child to engage in a sexual activity while in a position of trust

11. Engaging in a sexual activity in the presence of a child while in a position of trust

12. Causing a child to watch a sexual act while in a position of trust

13. Position of trust

14. Exemption arising out of marriage

15. Sexual act with a family member

16. Family member encouraging a child to engage in a sexual activity

17. Paying for sexual services of a child

18. Prostitution or pornography through children

19. Production of pornography and causing prostitution through force

20. Causing sexual acts by intoxicating

21. Entering into a house to carry out a sexual act

22. Display of sexual organs

23. Participation of more than one person in an offence

Part 3: Consent

24. Children under 13

25. Children above 13

Part 4: Withholding Certain Rights

26. Withholding certain rights granted under the Constitution

27. Withholding the right to remain silent

28. Withholding right to be released from detention at investigation stage

29. Reference to article 16 of the Constitution in withholding rights

Part 5: Detention in Custody

30. Request for an order to detain

31. What the Prosecutor General needs to establish

32. Matters considered by court

33. Interim order

34. Requests that maybe made by court

35. Order to detain in custody

36. Review of court order

Part 6: Order to Monitor

37. Requesting for an order to monitor

38. Assessing a request for an order to monitor

39. To issue or not to issue an order

40. Matters to be assessed in granting orders

41. Effective date of order to monitor

42. Incorporation of conditions into order to monitor

43. Failure to comply with the order to monitor

44. Responsibilities of psychiatrists

45. Receiving and obtaining information

Part 7: Principles Relating to Trial

46. Rights relating to trial

47. Evidential requirement

48. Obtaining testimony of a child

Part 8: Some General Principles

49. Free from legal responsibility

50. Exemption of parole and bail principles

51. Compensation

52. Areas for which compensation may be obtained

53. Failure to report.

54. Protection

55. Counseling

56. Recompense

57. Publishing offender registry

58. Making regulations and enforcement

59. Coming into effect

60. Definitions

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