A National Criminal History Check involves identifying and releasing any relevant Criminal History Information (CHI) subject to relevant spent convictions/non-disclosure legislation and/or information release policies.
This is a process that involves all Australian police services.
In addition the National Criminal History Check report contains a date of issue, all names you have been known by, your date of birth, and your primary residential address.
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