Prosecution outcomes
This section brings together information about prosecution outcomes for offences under the CATSI Act, including court decisions, penalties and other orders made by the courts.
About prosecutions
Criminal prosecutions and civil penalty proceedings are regulatory tools used to address serious breaches of the CATSI Act, promote accountability, and support good governance in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations.
The Registrar pursues prosecution outcomes for the most serious and harmful wrongdoing, generally involving conduct that is dishonest, intentional or highly reckless, and also for offences of strict liability, such as failure to lodge annual reports.
Learn more about the Registrar’s functions and approach to prosecutions in ORIC's regulatory compliance framework.