1035 (ii) neither the victim nor the victim’s legal guardian consented to the removal, and it does not meet a medical or therapeutic need of the victim; “Fijian aircraft” means— (a) (b) (c) an aircraft registered, or required to be registered under a law of Fiji relating to civil aviation; an aircraft (other than a defence aircraft) that is owned by, or in the possession or control of a government entity; or a defence aircraft. “Fijian ship” means— (a) (b) (c) a ship or vessel registered, or required to be registered under a law of Fiji relating to shipping; an unregistered ship or vessel that has Fijian nationality; or a defence ship; “genocide” means any offence against Division 2 of Part 12; “government authority” means a body established by or under a law of Fiji but does not include any body that is established under a law which states that the body is not a government authority; “government contract” means a contract to which a government entity is a party, under which goods or services are to be, or were to be, provided to a government entity; “government entity” means— (a) the Government of Fiji; or (b) a government authority; “grievous harm” means any harm which— (a) (b) (c) amounts to a maim or dangerous harm; or seriously or permanently injures health or which is likely so to injure health; or extends to permanent disfigurement, or to any permanent or serious injury to any external or internal organ, member or sense; “harm” means any bodily hurt, disease or disorder (including harm to a person’s mental health) whether permanent or temporary, and includes unconsciousness, pain, disfigurement, infection with a disease and physical contact with a person that the person might reasonably object to in the circumstances (whether or not the person was aware of it at the time); “harm to a person’s mental health” includes significant psychological harm, but does not include mere ordinary emotional reactions such as those of only distress, grief, fear or anger; “judicial officer” means— (a) (b) (c) a judge of any court in Fiji; a magistrate; any other court officer which is deemed by law to be a judicial officer; “ICC Statute” means the Statute of the International Criminal Court adopted at Rome on 17 July 1998; “identity document” includes any kind of document that may be used to establish the identity of a person in a country under the law or procedures of that country; “intention” has the meaning given in section 19; “International Criminal Court” means the International Criminal Court established under the ICC Statute; “judicial proceeding” includes any proceeding had or taken in or before any court, tribunal, commission of inquiry or person, in which evidence may be taken on oath;