Section 14Part 3 — EXPUNGEMENT OF CONVICTIONS
Minor offences relating to marijuana
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A person convicted of any of the following offences —
possession not involving an aggravating factor such as trafficking or intent to supply;
possession of pipes or other utensils for the consumption of marijuana; or
smoking or other unlawful use of marijuana,
or a similar offence under a Law, before 1st February, 2018, the date of the coming into force of the Criminal Records (Spent Conviction) Law, 2016 [Law 42 of 2016], may apply to the Board for an expungement of that person's criminal record under this Law.
Where a person is convicted of any of the offences referred to in subsection (1), after the 1st February, 2018, the date of the coming into force of the Criminal Records (Spent Conviction) Law, 2016 [Law 42 of 2016], that person may apply to the Board for an expungement if the sentence is non-custodial and, if a fine is imposed, where that fine does not exceed five thousand dollars.
The Cabinet may —
by Order amend this section; and
make regulations relating to the administration of this section.
An Order made pursuant to section (3)(a) shall be subject to affirmative resolution of the Legislative Assembly.