1. That the victim was falsely and publicly accused in a way that denigrated the honor and dignity of their reputation;

2. That the victim materially suffered by virtue of the false claims;

3. That evidence existed at the time of the public utterences and offence proving such allegations to be false;

4. That the actions of the accused contributed to the false accusations;

5. That the accused was aware at the time of the offence of the facts proving such allegations to be false and/or failed to research/validate such false allegations;

6. That the actions of the accused were done with the intent to cause harm to the reputation of the victim;

Type	Condition(s)
1-3	a) of the spoken false claim against a person uttered in public, as a personal opinion by a member of the public, not in any official capacity;
4-6	a) of the published false claim against a person in a public medium, as a personal opinion by a member of the public, not in any official capacity;

Type	Condition(s)
1-3	a) of the spoken false claim against a person uttered in public, by a person holding official title/office, or working for a media organisation in any capacity;
4-6	a) of the published false claim against a person in a public medium, by a person holding official title/office, or working for a media organisation in any capacity;