Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417:reg:3:p84
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2024C00417
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 3 (pt 84/100)
Character Range: 319905–322634

must file a Financial Statement; or
 (l) that a payer must produce documents for inspection by the court; or
 (m) dismissing an application; or
 (n) varying, suspending or discharging an enforcement order.
Note: For the collection of child support, the court has general powers set out in section 111B of the Registration Act.

11.08  Enforcement order
 (1) An enforcement order must state:
 (a) the kind of enforcement order it is; and
 (b) the full name and address for service of the payee; and
 (c) the full name and address of the payer; and
 (d) the total amount to be paid.
 (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(d), a statement about the total amount to be paid must include:
 (a) the amount owing under the obligation to pay money; and
 (b) the amount of interest owing (if any); and
 (c) any costs of enforcing the order.

11.09  Discharging, suspending or varying enforcement order
 (1) A party to an enforcement order may apply to the court at any time to discharge, suspend or vary the order, by filing an Application in a Proceeding.
 (2) An application under subrule (1) does not stay the operation of the enforcement order.

Division 11.1.2—Information for aiding enforcement

11.10  Processes for obtaining financial information
 (1) Before applying for an enforcement order, a payee may:
 (a) give a payer a written notice requiring the payer to complete and serve a Financial Statement within 14 days after receiving the notice; or
 (b) by filing an Application in a Proceeding and an affidavit that complies with rule 11.06, apply for an order, without notice to the respondent:
 (i) requiring the payer to complete and file a Financial Statement; or
 (ii) requiring the payer to disclose information or produce to the payee copies of documents relevant to the payer's financial affairs.
 (2) A Judicial Registrar may hear an application under subrule (1), in chambers, in the absence of the parties, on the documents filed.

11.11  Enforcement hearing
 (1) A payee may, by filing an Application—Enforcement and an affidavit that complies with rule 11.06, require:
 (a) the payer; or
 (b) if the payer is a corporation—an officer of the corporation;
to attend an enforcement hearing.
Note: An enforcement hearing does not have to be held before the court makes an enforcement order. The purpose of an enforcement hearing is to obtain information to help the enforcement of an order or other obligation and, if applicable, to help the court to determine a dispute or issue an enforcement order.
 (2) The payee may require the payer to produce documents at the enforcement hearing that are in the payer's possession or control and relevant to the enforcement application by serving with the application referred