Parliament passes bill regarding sex offender name suppression
In this story Paul Goldsmith
The Victims of Sexual Violence Bill has unanimously passed its third reading. The new law prevents courts from issuing permanent name suppression for adult sex offenders unless victims agree. Additionally, children under 12 can no longer be questioned about sexual consent in court.
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RNZNew law ensures sex offenders no longer entitled to permanent name suppression (opens in new tab)
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Stuff via RNZNew law to give victims final say over sex offenders' name suppressions (opens in new tab)
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