[246C Indecent images: prisoner's non-disclosure of information]
Criminal Justice Act 2003 (2003 c 44) | Legislation

[246C  Indecent images: prisoner's non-disclosure of information]

[(1)     The Board must comply with this section when making a public protection decision about a prisoner [under section 246A(6)(b), for the purposes of section 246A(5),] if—

(a)     the prisoner's sentence was passed for—

(i)     an offence of taking an indecent photograph of a child, or

(ii)     a relevant offence of making an indecent pseudo-photograph of a child;

(b)     the Board does not know the identity of the child who is the subject of the relevant indecent image; and

(c)     the Board believes that the prisoner has information about the identity of the child who is the subject

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