With regard to section 120 (4) and (5) of the Children's Act, the department acknowledged that there had been challenges pertaining to the interpretation of the term "unsuitability" and this impacted on the implementation of this section. Currently the court may convict an offender of an offence mentioned in section 120. Another legal process has to be launched to make the finding of 'unsuitability to work with children'. Most courts just convict offenders and fail to make unsuitability findings. These courts then submit the convictions to the Department of Social Development. The department would then be unable to place the particulars of those convicted persons in Part B of the National Child Protection Register (CPR) because section 122 states that the 'findings of unsuitability' and not the 'convictions' must be reported to the department. The department is often then compelled to contact various courts that submitted convictions and request them to make 'findings of unsuitability to work with children'. This had proved to be a time- consuming exercise which did not always yield positive results. The amendment of the department therefore proposes section 120 (4) to read as follows: "In criminal proceedings, a person must be deemed to be found unsuitable to work with children ..." This addition will allow automatic 'finding of unsuitability to work with children' immediately when a court convicts a person of any offence mentioned in section 120.