Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00034:front:0:p3
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2025C00034
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are not allowed
Division 2—How restraining orders are obtained
25 Proceeds of crime authority may apply for a restraining order
26 Notice of application
27 Proceeds of crime authority may choose under which section it applies for a restraining order
28 Prejudice to investigations
28A Prohibition of publication of evidence—proceedings for restraining orders
Division 3—Excluding property from restraining orders
29 Excluding property from certain restraining orders
29A Excluding property from a restraining order made under section 20A
30 Application to exclude property from a restraining order before restraining order has been made
31 Application to exclude property from a restraining order after restraining order has been made
32 Application not to be heard unless responsible authority has had reasonable opportunity to conduct an examination
Division 4—Giving effect to restraining orders
33 Notice of a restraining order
34 Registering restraining orders
35 Notifying registration authorities of exclusions from or variations to restraining orders
36 Court may set aside a disposition contravening a restraining order
37 Contravening restraining orders
Division 5—Further orders
38 Court may order Official Trustee to take custody and control of property
39 Ancillary orders
39A Privilege against self incrimination etc. does not apply
39B Application to revoke ancillary order
40 Contravening ancillary orders relating to foreign property
Division 6—Duration of restraining orders
41 When a restraining order is in force
42 Application to revoke a restraining order
43 Notice of revocation of a restraining order
44 Giving security etc. to revoke etc. a restraining order
45 Cessation of certain restraining orders
45A Cessation of restraining orders relating to unexplained wealth
Part 2‑2—Forfeiture orders
46 Simplified outline of this Part
Division 1—Making forfeiture orders
47 Forfeiture orders—conduct constituting serious offences
48 Forfeiture orders—convictions for indictable offences
49 Forfeiture orders—property suspected of being proceeds of indictable offences etc.
50 Existence of other confiscation orders
51 Acquittals do not affect forfeiture orders under section 47 or 49
52 Making of forfeiture order if person has absconded
Division 2—Other relevant matters when a court is considering whether to make forfeiture orders
54 Presumption in certain cases that property is an instrument of an offence
55 Forfeiture orders can extend to other interests in property
56 Forfeiture orders must specify the value of forfeited property
57 Court may make orders relating to buying back forfeited property
57A Applying for an order under section 57
58 The court may also make supporting directions
Division 3—How forfeiture orders are obtained
59 Proceeds of crime authority may apply for a forfeiture order
60 Additional application for a forfeiture order
61 Notice of application
62 Amending an application
63 Court may dispense with notice requirements if person has absconded
64 Procedure on application
65 Applications to courts