107IAAMatters court must be satisfied of when assessing risk

1. A court may determine that there is a high risk that an eligible offender will commit a relevant sexual offence only if it is satisfied that the offender—

2. displays an intense drive, desire, or urge to commit a relevant sexual offence; and
3. has a predilection or proclivity for serious sexual offending; and
4. has limited self-regulatory capacity; and
5. displays either or both of the following:
   1. a lack of acceptance of responsibility or remorse for past offending:
   2. an absence of understanding for or concern about the impact of his or her sexual offending on actual or potential victims.

6. A court may determine that there is a very high risk that an eligible offender will commit a relevant violent offence only if it is satisfied that the offender—

7. has a severe disturbance in behavioural functioning established by evidence of each of the following characteristics:
   1. intense drive, desires, or urges to commit acts of violence; and
   2. extreme aggressive volatility; and
   3. persistent harbouring of vengeful intentions towards 1 or more other persons; and
8. either—
   1. displays behavioural evidence of clear and long-term planning of serious violent offences to meet a premeditated goal; or
   2. has limited self-regulatory capacity; and
9. displays an absence of understanding for or concern about the impact of his or her violence on actual or potential victims.