Job description
Agency Northern Territory Police Work unit Child Protection Offender Registry
Job title Registry Officer Designation Administrative Officer 4
Job type Full Time Duration Fixed up to 12 months
Salary $79,664 - $90,824 Location Darwin
Position number 34479 RTF 355568 Closing 16/09/2026
Contact Amber Labessa, Registrar Child Protection Offender Registry on 08 8922 3151 or
[email protected]
About the agency http://www.pfes.nt.gov.au
Apply online https://jobs.nt.gov.au/Home/JobDetails?rtfId=355568
APPLICATIONS MUST INCLUDE A ONE-PAGE SUMMARY ABOUT YOU, A DETAILED RESUME AND COPIES OF YOUR TERTIARY
QUALIFICATIONS.
Information for applicants – inclusion and diversity and Special Measures recruitment plans
The NTPS values diversity. The NTPS encourages people from all diversity groups to apply for vacancies and accommodates people with
disability by making reasonable workplace adjustments. If you require an adjustment for the recruitment process or job, please discuss
this with the contact officer. For more information about applying for this position and the merit process, go to the OCPE website.
Aboriginal applicants will be granted priority consideration for this vacancy. For more information on Special Measures plans, go to the
OCPE website.
Primary objective
Provide support to the Registrar, Child Protection Offender Register (CPOR) in the implementation and maintenance of the Northern
Territory (NT) CPOR, the Australian National Child Offenders Register (ANCOR) and police indices on behalf of the Commissioner.
Additionally, provide support and advice to police members where it relates to the legislative requirements and case management of
reportable offenders.
Key duties and responsibilities
1. Gather, analyse and evaluate information for the creation and maintenance of case management files in addition to uploading to police
information systems, the NT CPOR and the ANCOR.
2. Initiate and track tasks via police systems to designated target managers for the ongoing case management of reportable offenders.
3. Review weekly prisoner lists; police indices and all relevant reports to detect and alert target managers to reportable offender
movements and any possible breaches of reporting obligations.
4. Provide advice to police officers, target managers, internal and external agencies on the CPORR Act legislative requirements.
5. Communicate with interstate and foreign law enforcement agencies to obtain and exchange information.
Selection criteria
Essential
1. Applicants must have demonstrated experience with legislative interpretation and statutory compliance within a professional
environment.
2. Possess practical experience in researching, evaluating and disseminating data from internal and external sources and databases.
3. Possess a high level of written and oral communication skills, with a proven ability to effectively interact and communicate with people
from internal and external agencies and in particular, difficult clients.
4. Practical experience in interpreting sentencing outcomes within the criminal justice system.
5. Demonstrated ability to organise and prioritise workloads and work under pressure with competing deadlines and minimal supervision,
whilst exercising initiative and flexibility in a team environment.
6. Demonstrated high level computer skills, with experience in word processing applications, spreadsheets and information management
systems.
7. Possess a highly developed degree of integrity, with an ability to handle highly sensitive information and maintain strict confidentiality.
Interact effectively with people of diverse cultures and the knowledge of the principles of Equity and Diversity.
Desirable
1. Practical experience in the use of police and associated information systems, in particular, PROMIS, IJIS and MOVERS.
Further Information
The successful applicant must consent to a check by Police of criminal records and intelligence data to confirm they have no significant
criminal history record.
