Criminals Registration Act · s 5G

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5G.
(1) Nothing in section 5F shall affect —
(a) the recovery of any fine or other sum adjudged to be paid;
(b) any proceedings in respect of a breach of any condition or requirement imposed following a conviction; or
(c) the operation of any other written law under which any person is subject to any disqualification, disability, prohibition or other penalty.
(2) Nothing in section 5F shall affect the determination of any issue or prevent the admission or requirement of any evidence relating to the spent conviction —
(a) in any proceedings relating to the interest of an infant;
(b) in any proceedings where a person consents in writing to the admission of evidence relating to that spent conviction; or

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(c) in any proceedings where the court is satisfied that justice cannot be done except by the admission of evidence relating to that spent conviction.
(3) Nothing in section 5F shall prevent the admission of any legally admissible evidence relating to the previous conviction of any person in any criminal proceedings or for the purpose of sentencing him in respect of a further offence.

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s 5G

(1)

Nothing in section 5F shall affect —

(a)

the recovery of any fine or other sum adjudged to be paid;

(b)

any proceedings in respect of a breach of any condition or requirement imposed following a conviction; or

(c)

the operation of any other written law under which any person is subject to any disqualification, disability, prohibition or other penalty.

(2)

Nothing in section 5F shall affect the determination of any issue or prevent the admission or requirement of any evidence relating to the spent conviction —

(a)

in any proceedings relating to the interest of an infant;

(b)

in any proceedings where a person consents in writing to the admission of evidence relating to that spent conviction; or

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(c)

in any proceedings where the court is satisfied that justice cannot be done except by the admission of evidence relating to that spent conviction.

(3)

Nothing in section 5F shall prevent the admission of any legally admissible evidence relating to the previous conviction of any person in any criminal proceedings or for the purpose of sentencing him in respect of a further offence.