Commentary on provisions of Act Section 10: Interpretation
This section sets out provisions of interpretation of several terms in the Act.
	Subsection (1) defines "caution" to include youth cautions, conditional cautions, and other forms of caution.
	It also defines "conviction" as both a conviction before a court and findings in criminal proceedings that a person has committed an offence or done the act or omission charged. This can include findings in cases linked with a finding of insanity.
	The subsection defines the Horizon system as versions of the Horizon software excluding HNG-A (the version currently in use). This definition includes the "Pathway" system, which was a pilot of Horizon.
	The subsection also defines "postal services", "post office", and "post office business". These are terms used in the conditions in section 2 of the Act to determine whether a conviction is for a relevant offence.
	"The Post Office" is also defined with reference to the several different companies and organisations in relation to whose business individuals were convicted of offences as part of the Horizon scandal.
	Subsection (2) outlines which provisions do not apply for the purposes of this Act.
	Subsection (3) provides that nothing in this Act is to be taken as affecting the powers of any court to quash on appeal any conviction, to which this Act does not apply.