34.22 Information - Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1935 Section 19

What this form is for

• • Use when a Section 19 notice under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1935 is received.
• • Do not use for general criminal charge disclosures – other forms apply.
• • If the notice asks for a statutory declaration, use Form 34.23 instead.
• • When the court orders a written statement under a different act, a different form is required.
• • Use this form for both individuals and corporate entities if they are named in the notice.

Use this form or another form?

Deadline or filing window

The form must be lodged within 14 days of receiving the Section 19 notice, unless the notice specifies a longer period.

Before you submit

• • Read the notice and note the exact information requested.
• • Download the correct version of Form 34.22.
• • Complete all mandatory fields in block letters.
• • Sign and date the form.
• • Attach any documents the notice requires.
• • Check the court address on the notice.
• • Choose a submission method (post, in‑person, e‑filing).
• • Retain a copy and proof of delivery.
• • Confirm receipt with the court registry if filing by post.

How to file this form

1. 1Obtain the notice and identify the court.
2. 2Download or collect Form 34.22.
3. 3Fill in personal details, offence description, and requested information.
4. 4Sign, date, and attach supporting evidence.
5. 5Submit via recorded post, in person, or the e‑filing portal.
6. 6Keep the acknowledgement receipt.
7. 7Notify your solicitor or legal representative of the filing.

Known limitations

• • Form is only for Section 19 requests under the 1935 Act.
• • Electronic filing may not be available for all courts.
• • No guidance on how to respond to ambiguous requests – seek legal advice.
• • The form does not accept handwritten corrections; use a fresh copy.