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Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
- CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION
- PART 1-1 - PRELIMINARY
- SECTION 1 Short title
- SECTION 2 Commencement
- SECTION 3 Identifying defined terms
- SECTION 4 Application of the Criminal Code
- PART 1-2 - OBJECTS
- SECTION 5 Principal objects
- PART 1-3 - OUTLINE OF THIS ACT
- SECTION 6 General
- SECTION 7 The confiscation scheme (Chapter 2)
- SECTION 8 Information gathering (Chapter 3)
- SECTION 9 Administration (Chapter 4)
- SECTION 10 Miscellaneous (Chapter 5)
- SECTION 11 Interpreting this Act (Chapter 6)
- PART 1-4 - APPLICATION
- Division 1 - General
- SECTION 12 Act to bind Crown
- SECTION 13 Act to apply both within and outside Australia
- SECTION 14 Application
- SECTION 14A Concurrent operation of State and Territory laws
- Division 2 - The national unexplained wealth provisions
- Subdivision A - General
- SECTION 14B Constitutional basis of the national unexplained wealth provisions
- SECTION 14C What is a participating State ?
- SECTION 14D Meaning of unexplained wealth
- SECTION 14E Meaning of information gathering
- SECTION 14F When a non-participating State is a cooperating State
- Subdivision B - Rollback of particular express amendments
- SECTION 14G Effect of rollback by participating States on unexplained wealth proceedings
- SECTION 14H Effect of rollback by self-governing Territories on unexplained wealth proceedings
- SECTION 14J Effect of rollback by participating States on action taken under State reference information gathering provisions
- SECTION 14K Effect of rollback by self-governing Territories on action taken under State reference information gathering provisions
- Subdivision C - Interaction of the national unexplained wealth provisions and orders with State and Territory laws and orders
- SECTION 14L Concurrent operation of State and Territory laws with national unexplained wealth provisions
- Subdivision D - Other matters
- SECTION 14M Information gathering by participating States and self-governing Territories
- SECTION 14N Transitional, application and saving provisions relating to the national cooperative scheme on unexplained wealth
- SECTION 15 Concurrent operation of State/Territory laws
- CHAPTER 2 - THE CONFISCATION SCHEME
- PART 2-1A - FREEZING ORDERS
- SECTION 15A Simplified outline of this Part
- Division 1 - Making freezing orders
- SECTION 15B Making freezing orders
- Division 2 - How freezing orders are obtained
- SECTION 15C Affidavit supporting application made in person
- SECTION 15D Applying for freezing orders by telephone or other electronic means
- SECTION 15E Making order by telephone etc
- SECTION 15F Unsigned freezing orders in court proceedings
- SECTION 15FA Prohibition of publication of evidence - proceedings for freezing orders
- SECTION 15G Offence for making false statements in applications
- SECTION 15H Offences relating to orders made under section 15E
- Division 3 - Giving effect to freezing orders
- SECTION 15J Service of freezing order etc on financial institution and account-holder
- SECTION 15K Freezing order does not prevent withdrawal to enable financial institution to meet its liabilities
- SECTION 15L Offence for contravening freezing orders
- SECTION 15M Protection from suits etc for those complying with orders
- Division 4 - Duration of freezing orders
- SECTION 15N When a freezing order is in force
- SECTION 15P Order extending a freezing order
- Division 5 - Varying scope of freezing orders
- SECTION 15Q Magistrate may vary freezing order to allow withdrawal to meet reasonable expenses
- Division 6 - Revoking freezing orders
- PART 2-1 - RESTRAINING ORDERS
- SECTION 16 Simplified outline of this Part
- Division 1 - Making restraining orders
- SECTION 17 Restraining orders - people convicted of or charged with indictable offences
- SECTION 18 Restraining orders - people suspected of committing serious offences
- SECTION 19 Restraining orders - property suspected of being proceeds of indictable offences etc.
- SECTION 20 Restraining orders - people suspected of deriving literary proceeds from indictable offences etc.
- SECTION 20A Restraining orders - unexplained wealth
- SECTION 21 Refusal to make an order for failure to give undertaking
- SECTION 22 Restraining orders must only relate to one suspect
- SECTION 23 Conditions on restraining orders
- SECTION 24 Allowance for expenses
- SECTION 24A Excluding property from or revoking restraining orders in certain cases when expenses are not allowed
- Division 2 - How restraining orders are obtained
- SECTION 25 Proceeds of crime authority may apply for a restraining order
- SECTION 26 Notice of application
- SECTION 27 Proceeds of crime authority may choose under which section it applies for a restraining order
- SECTION 28 Prejudice to investigations
- SECTION 28A Prohibition of publication of evidence - proceedings for restraining orders
- Division 3 - Excluding property from restraining orders
- SECTION 29 Excluding property from certain restraining orders
- SECTION 29A Excluding property from a restraining order made under section 20A
- SECTION 30 Application to exclude property from a restraining order before restraining order has been made
- SECTION 31 Application to exclude property from a restraining order after restraining order has been made
- SECTION 32 Application not to be heard unless responsible authority has had reasonable opportunity to conduct an examination
- Division 4 - Giving effect to restraining orders
- SECTION 33 Notice of a restraining order
- SECTION 34 Registering restraining orders
- SECTION 35 Notifying registration authorities of exclusions from or variations to restraining orders
- SECTION 36 Court may set aside a disposition contravening a restraining order
- SECTION 37 Contravening restraining orders
- Division 5 - Further orders
- SECTION 38 Court may order Official Trustee to take custody and control of property
- SECTION 39 Ancillary orders
- SECTION 39A Privilege against self incrimination etc does not apply
- SECTION 39B Application to revoke ancillary order
- SECTION 40 Contravening ancillary orders relating to foreign property
- Division 6 - Duration of restraining orders
- SECTION 41 When a restraining order is in force
- SECTION 42 Application to revoke a restraining order
- SECTION 43 Notice of revocation of a restraining order
- SECTION 44 Giving security etc. to revoke etc. a restraining order
- SECTION 45 Cessation of restraining orders
- SECTION 45A Cessation of restraining orders relating to unexplained wealth
- PART 2-2 - FORFEITURE ORDERS
- SECTION 46 Simplified outline of this Part
- Division 1 - Making forfeiture orders
- SECTION 47 Forfeiture orders - conduct constituting serious offences
- SECTION 48 Forfeiture orders - convictions for indictable offences
- SECTION 49 Forfeiture orders - property suspected of being proceeds of indictable offences etc.
- SECTION 50 Existence of other confiscation orders
- SECTION 51 Acquittals do not affect forfeiture orders under section 47 or 49
- SECTION 52 Making of forfeiture order if person has absconded
- SECTION 53 Jurisdictional issues concerning forfeiture orders
- Division 2 - Other relevant matters when a court is considering whether to make forfeiture orders
- SECTION 54 Presumption in certain cases that property is an instrument of an offence
- SECTION 55 Forfeiture orders can extend to other interests in property
- SECTION 56 Forfeiture orders must specify the value of forfeited property
- SECTION 57 Court may make orders relating to buying back forfeited property
- SECTION 57A Applying for an order under section 57
- SECTION 58 The court may also make supporting directions
- Division 3 - How forfeiture orders are obtained
- SECTION 59 Proceeds of crime authority may apply for a forfeiture order
- SECTION 60 Additional application for a forfeiture order
- SECTION 61 Notice of application
- SECTION 62 Amending an application
- SECTION 63 Court may dispense with notice requirements if person has absconded
- SECTION 64 Procedure on application
- SECTION 65 Applications to courts before which persons are convicted
- Division 4 - Effect of forfeiture orders
- SECTION 66 What property is forfeited and when - general rule
- SECTION 67 First exception - registrable property
- SECTION 68 Second exception - if a joint owner dies before the order was made
- SECTION 68A Third exception - property located outside Australia
- SECTION 69 When can the Commonwealth begin dealing with forfeited property?
- SECTION 70 How must the Commonwealth deal with forfeited property?
- SECTION 71 Dealings with forfeited property
- Division 4A - Controlled property
- SECTION 71A Official Trustee may take custody and control of forfeited property
- Division 5 - Reducing the effect of forfeiture orders
- Subdivision A - Relieving hardship
- SECTION 72 Relieving certain dependants from hardship
- Subdivision B - Excluding property from a forfeiture order
- SECTION 73 Making exclusion orders
- SECTION 74 Applying for exclusion orders
- SECTION 75 Giving notice of matters relevant to an application
- SECTION 76 When an application can be heard
- Subdivision C - Compensating for proportion of property not derived or realised from commission of any offence
- SECTION 77 Making compensation orders
- SECTION 78 Application for compensation orders
- SECTION 79 Giving notice of matters relevant to an application
- SECTION 79A When an application can be heard
- Division 6 - The effect on forfeiture orders of acquittals and quashing of convictions
- SECTION 80 Forfeiture order made under section 47 or 49 unaffected by acquittal or quashing of conviction
- SECTION 81 Discharge of forfeiture order made under section 48 on quashing of conviction
- SECTION 82 Notice of application for confirmation of forfeiture order
- SECTION 83 Procedure on application for confirmation of forfeiture order
- SECTION 84 Court may confirm forfeiture order
- SECTION 85 Effect of court ' s decision on confirmation of forfeiture order
- SECTION 86 Official Trustee must not deal with forfeited property before the court decides on confirmation of forfeiture order
- Division 7 - Miscellaneous
- SECTION 87 Giving notice if a forfeiture order is discharged on appeal or by quashing of a conviction
- SECTION 88 Returning property etc. following the discharge of a forfeiture order
- SECTION 89 Person with interest in forfeited property may buy back the interest
- SECTION 90 Buying out other interests in forfeited property
- PART 2-3 - FORFEITURE ON CONVICTION OF A SERIOUS OFFENCE
- SECTION 91 Simplified outline of this Part
- Division 1 - Forfeiture on conviction of a serious offence
- SECTION 92 Forfeiting restrained property without a forfeiture order if a person has been convicted of a serious offence
- SECTION 92A Notice of date of forfeiture under this Part, etc
- SECTION 93 Making an extension order extending the period before property is forfeited
- SECTION 94 Excluding property from forfeiture under this Part
- SECTION 94A Compensating for proportion of property not derived or realised from commission of any offence
- SECTION 95 Court may declare that property has been forfeited under this Part
- Division 2 - Effect of forfeiture on conviction of a serious offence
- SECTION 96 When is property forfeited - general rule
- SECTION 97 First exception - registrable property
- SECTION 98 Second exception - if a joint owner dies
- SECTION 98A Third exception - property located outside Australia
- SECTION 99 When can the Commonwealth begin dealing with forfeited property?
- SECTION 100 How must forfeited property be dealt with?
- SECTION 101 Minister may give supporting directions
- Division 2A - Controlled property
- SECTION 101A Official Trustee may take custody and control of forfeited property
- Division 3 - Recovery of forfeited property
- SECTION 102 Court may make orders relating to transfer of forfeited property etc.
- SECTION 103 Court may make orders relating to buying back forfeited property
- SECTION 104 Applying for an order under section 102
- SECTION 104A Applying for an order under section 103
- SECTION 105 Person with interest in forfeited property may buy back the interest
- SECTION 106 Buying out other interests in forfeited property
- Division 4 - The effect on forfeiture of convictions being quashed
- SECTION 107 The effect on forfeiture of convictions being quashed
- SECTION 108 Notice of application for confirmation of forfeiture
- SECTION 109 Procedure on application for confirmation of forfeiture
- SECTION 110 Court may confirm forfeiture
- SECTION 111 Effect of court ' s decision on confirmation of forfeiture
- SECTION 112 Official Trustee must not deal with forfeited property before the court decides on confirmation of forfeiture
- SECTION 113 Giving notice if forfeiture ceases to have effect on quashing of a conviction
- SECTION 114 Returning property etc. following forfeiture ceasing to have effect
- PART 2-4 - PECUNIARY PENALTY ORDERS
- SECTION 115 Simplified outline of this Part
- Division 1 - Making pecuniary penalty orders
- SECTION 116 Making pecuniary penalty orders
- SECTION 117 Pecuniary penalty orders made in relation to serious offence convictions
- SECTION 118 Making of pecuniary penalty order if person has absconded
- SECTION 119 Ancillary orders
- SECTION 120 Acquittals do not affect pecuniary penalty orders
- Division 2 - Penalty amounts
- Subdivision A - General
- SECTION 121 Determining penalty amounts
- Subdivision B - The value of benefits derived from the commission of an offence
- SECTION 122 Evidence the court is to consider
- SECTION 123 Value of benefits derived - non-serious offences
- SECTION 124 Value of benefits derived - serious offences
- SECTION 125 Value of benefits may be as at time of assessment
- SECTION 126 Matters that do not reduce the value of benefits
- SECTION 127 Benefits already the subject of pecuniary penalty
- SECTION 128 Property under a person ' s effective control
- SECTION 129 Effect of property vesting in an insolvency trustee
- Subdivision C - Reducing penalty amounts
- SECTION 130 Reducing penalty amounts to take account of forfeiture and proposed forfeiture
- SECTION 131 Reducing penalty amounts to take account of tax paid
- SECTION 132 Reducing penalty amounts to take account of fines etc.
- Subdivision D - Varying pecuniary penalty orders to increase penalty amounts
- SECTION 133 Varying pecuniary penalty orders to increase penalty amounts
- Division 3 - How pecuniary penalty orders are obtained
- SECTION 134 Proceeds of crime authority may apply for a pecuniary penalty order
- SECTION 135 Additional application for a pecuniary penalty order
- SECTION 136 Notice of application
- SECTION 137 Amendment of application
- SECTION 138 Procedure on application
- SECTION 139 Applications to courts before which persons are convicted
- Division 4 - Enforcement of pecuniary penalty orders
- SECTION 140 Enforcement of pecuniary penalty orders
- SECTION 141 Property subject to a person ' s effective control
- SECTION 142 Charge on property subject to restraining order
- SECTION 143 Charges may be registered
- SECTION 144 Penalty amounts exceeding the court ' s jurisdiction
- Division 5 - The effect on pecuniary penalty orders of convictions being quashed
- SECTION 145 Pecuniary penalty order unaffected if not made in relation to a conviction
- SECTION 146 Discharge of pecuniary penalty order if made in relation to a conviction
- SECTION 147 Notice of application for confirmation or variation of pecuniary penalty order
- SECTION 148 Procedure on application for confirmation or variation of pecuniary penalty order
- SECTION 149 Court may confirm pecuniary penalty order
- SECTION 149A Court may vary pecuniary penalty order
- SECTION 150 Effect of court ' s decision on confirmation or variation of pecuniary penalty order
- PART 2-5 - LITERARY PROCEEDS ORDERS
- SECTION 151 Simplified outline of this Part
- Division 1 - Making literary proceeds orders
- SECTION 152 Making literary proceeds orders
- SECTION 153 Meaning of literary proceeds
- SECTION 154 Matters taken into account in deciding whether to make literary proceeds orders
- SECTION 155 Additional literary proceeds orders
- SECTION 156 Ancillary orders
- SECTION 157 Acquittals do not affect literary proceeds orders
- Division 2 - Literary proceeds amounts
- SECTION 158 Determining literary proceeds amounts
- SECTION 159 Deductions from literary proceeds amounts
- SECTION 160 Reducing literary proceeds amounts to take account of tax paid
- SECTION 161 Varying literary proceeds orders to increase literary proceeds amounts
- Division 3 - How literary proceeds orders are obtained
- SECTION 162 Proceeds of crime authority may apply for a literary proceeds order
- SECTION 163 Notice of application
- SECTION 164 Amendment of application
- SECTION 165 Procedure on application
- SECTION 166 Applications to courts before which persons are convicted
- Division 4 - Enforcement of literary proceeds orders
- SECTION 167 Enforcement of literary proceeds orders
- SECTION 168 Property subject to a person ' s effective control
- SECTION 169 Charge on property subject to restraining order
- SECTION 170 Charges may be registered
- SECTION 171 Literary proceeds amounts exceeding the court ' s jurisdiction
- Division 5 - The effect on literary proceeds orders of convictions being quashed
- SECTION 172 Literary proceeds order unaffected if not made in relation to a conviction
- SECTION 173 Discharge of literary proceeds order if made in relation to a conviction
- SECTION 174 Notice of application for confirmation of literary proceeds order
- SECTION 175 Procedure on application for confirmation of literary proceeds order
- SECTION 176 Court may confirm literary proceeds order
- SECTION 177 Effect of court ' s decision on confirmation of literary proceeds order
- Division 6 - Literary proceeds orders covering future literary proceeds
- SECTION 178 Literary proceeds orders can cover future literary proceeds
- SECTION 179 Enforcement of literary proceeds orders in relation to future literary proceeds
- PART 2-6 - UNEXPLAINED WEALTH ORDERS
- SECTION 179A Simplified outline of this Part
- Division 1 - Making unexplained wealth orders
- SECTION 179B Making a preliminary unexplained wealth order requiring a person to appear
- SECTION 179C Application to revoke a preliminary unexplained wealth order
- SECTION 179CA Notice and procedure on application to revoke preliminary unexplained wealth order
- SECTION 179D Notice of revocation of a preliminary unexplained wealth order
- SECTION 179E Making an unexplained wealth order
- SECTION 179EA Refusal to make an order for failure to give undertaking
- SECTION 179EB Costs
- SECTION 179F Ancillary orders
- Division 2 - Unexplained wealth amounts
- SECTION 179G Determining unexplained wealth amounts
- SECTION 179H Effect of property vesting in an insolvency trustee
- SECTION 179J Reducing unexplained wealth amounts to take account of forfeiture, pecuniary penalties etc
- SECTION 179K Varying unexplained wealth orders to increase amounts
- SECTION 179L Relieving certain dependants from hardship
- Division 3 - How unexplained wealth orders are obtained
- SECTION 179M Proceeds of crime authority may apply for an unexplained wealth order
- SECTION 179N Notice of application
- SECTION 179P Additional application for an unexplained wealth order
- SECTION 179Q Procedure on application and other notice requirements
- Division 4 - Enforcement of unexplained wealth orders
- SECTION 179R Enforcement of an unexplained wealth order
- SECTION 179S Property subject to a person's effective control
- SECTION 179SA Charge on property subject to restraining order
- SECTION 179SB Charges may be registered
- SECTION 179T Amounts exceeding the court's jurisdiction
- Division 5 - Oversight
- SECTION 179U Parliamentary supervision
- CHAPTER 3 - INFORMATION GATHERING
- PART 3-1 - EXAMINATIONS
- Division 1 - Examination orders
- SECTION 180 Examination orders relating to restraining orders
- SECTION 180A Examination orders relating to applications for exclusion from forfeiture
- SECTION 180B Examination orders relating to applications for compensation
- SECTION 180C Examination orders relating to applications under section 102
- SECTION 180D Examination orders relating to enforcement of confiscation orders
- SECTION 180E Examination orders relating to restraining orders revoked under section 44
- SECTION 181 Examination orders relating to applications relating to quashing of convictions
- SECTION 181A Examination orders relating to applications under section 57A
- SECTION 181B Examination orders relating to applications under section 104A
- SECTION 182 Applications for examination orders
- Division 2 - Examination notices
- SECTION 183 Examination notices
- SECTION 184 Additional examination notices
- SECTION 185 Form and content of examination
- Division 3 - Conducting examinations
- SECTION 186 Time and place of examination
- SECTION 187 Requirements made of person examined
- SECTION 188 Examination to take place in private
- SECTION 189 Role of the examinee's lawyer
- SECTION 190 Examination by video link or telephone
- SECTION 191 Record of examination
- SECTION 192 Questions of law
- SECTION 193 Approved examiner may restrict publication of certain material
- SECTION 194 Protection of approved examiner etc.
- Division 4 - Offences
- SECTION 195 Failing to attend an examination
- SECTION 196 Offences relating to appearance at an examination
- SECTION 197 Privileged information
- SECTION 197A Giving false or misleading answers or documents
- SECTION 198 Admissibility of answers and documents
- SECTION 199 Unauthorised presence at an examination
- SECTION 200 Breaching conditions on which records of statements are provided
- SECTION 201 Breaching directions preventing or restricting publication
- PART 3-2 - PRODUCTION ORDERS
- SECTION 202 Making production orders
- SECTION 203 Contents of production orders
- SECTION 204 Powers under production orders
- SECTION 205 Retaining produced documents
- SECTION 206 Privilege against self-incrimination etc. does not apply
- SECTION 207 Varying production orders
- SECTION 208 Jurisdiction of magistrates
- SECTION 209 Making false statements in applications
- SECTION 210 Disclosing existence or nature of production orders
- SECTION 211 Failing to comply with a production order
- SECTION 212 Destroying etc. a document subject to a production order
- PART 3-3 - NOTICES TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
- SECTION 213 Giving notices to financial institutions
- SECTION 214 Contents of notices to financial institutions
- SECTION 215 Protection from suits etc. for those complying with notices
- SECTION 216 Making false statements in notices
- SECTION 217 Disclosing existence or nature of notice
- SECTION 218 Failing to comply with a notice
- PART 3-4 - MONITORING ORDERS
- SECTION 219 Making monitoring orders
- SECTION 220 Contents of monitoring orders
- SECTION 221 Protection from suits etc. for those complying with orders
- SECTION 222 Making false statements in applications
- SECTION 223 Disclosing existence or operation of monitoring order
- SECTION 224 Failing to comply with monitoring order
- PART 3-5 - SEARCH AND SEIZURE
- Division 1 - Search warrants
- Subdivision A - Issuing search warrants
- SECTION 225 Issuing a search warrant
- SECTION 226 Additional contents of the information
- SECTION 227 Contents of warrants
- SECTION 228 The things that are authorised by a search warrant
- Subdivision B - Applying for search warrants by telephone or other electronic means
- SECTION 229 Applying for search warrants by telephone or other electronic means
- SECTION 230 Issuing warrants by telephone etc.
- SECTION 231 Unsigned telephone warrants in court proceedings
- SECTION 232 Offence for stating incorrect names in telephone warrants
- SECTION 233 Offence for unauthorised form of warrant
- SECTION 234 Offence for execution etc. of unauthorised form of warrant
- SECTION 235 Offence for giving unexecuted form of warrant
- Subdivision C - Executing search warrants
- SECTION 236 Warrants that must be executed only during particular hours
- SECTION 237 Restrictions on personal searches
- SECTION 238 Availability of assistance and use of force in executing a warrant
- SECTION 239 Announcement before entry
- SECTION 240 Details of warrant to be given to occupier etc.
- SECTION 241 Occupier entitled to be present during search
- SECTION 242 Specific powers available to officers executing the warrant
- SECTION 243 Use of equipment to examine or process things
- SECTION 244 Moving things to another place for examination or processing
- SECTION 245 Use of electronic equipment at premises
- SECTION 246 Person with knowledge of a computer or a computer system to assist access etc.
- SECTION 247 Securing electronic equipment
- SECTION 248 Compensation for damage to electronic equipment
- SECTION 249 Copies of seized things to be provided
- SECTION 250 Providing documents after execution of a search warrant
- Division 2 - Stopping and searching conveyances
- SECTION 251 Searches without warrant in emergency situations
- SECTION 252 How an authorised officer exercises a power under section 251
- Division 3 - Dealing with things seized
- Subdivision A - General requirements
- SECTION 253 Receipts for things seized under warrant
- SECTION 254 Responsibility for things seized
- SECTION 255 Effect of obtaining forfeiture orders
- Subdivision B - Things seized as evidence
- SECTION 256 Returning seized things
- SECTION 257 Authorised officer may apply for a thing to be retained for a further period
- SECTION 258 Magistrate may order that the thing be retained
- Subdivision C - Things seized on other grounds
- SECTION 259 Return of seized property to third parties
- SECTION 260 Return of seized property if applications are not made for restraining orders or forfeiture orders
- SECTION 261 Effect of obtaining restraining orders
- SECTION 262 Effect of refusing applications for restraining orders or forfeiture orders
- Division 4 - General
- SECTION 263 Application of Part
- SECTION 264 Law relating to legal professional privilege not affected
- SECTION 265 Jurisdiction of magistrates
- SECTION 266 Offence for making false statements in applications
- PART 3-6 - DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
- SECTION 266A Disclosure
- CHAPTER 4 - ADMINISTRATION
- PART 4-1 - POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE OFFICIAL TRUSTEE
- Division 1 - Preliminary
- SECTION 267 Property to which the Official Trustee's powers and duties under this Part apply
- SECTION 267AA Additional property to which the Official Trustee ' s powers under Division 2 apply
- SECTION 267AB Additional property to which the Official Trustee ' s powers under Division 3 apply
- SECTION 267A Additional property to which the Official Trustee's powers and duties under Division 3 apply
- Division 2 - Obtaining information about controlled property
- SECTION 268 Access to books
- SECTION 269 Suspect to assist Official Trustee
- SECTION 270 Power to obtain information and evidence
- SECTION 271 Privilege against self-incrimination
- SECTION 272 Offences relating to exercise of powers under section 268 or 269
- SECTION 273 Failure to provide information
- SECTION 274 Failure of person to attend
- SECTION 275 Refusal to be sworn or give evidence etc.
- SECTION 275A Failure to produce a book
- Division 3 - Dealings relating to controlled property
- SECTION 276 Preserving controlled property
- SECTION 277 Rights attaching to shares
- SECTION 278 Destroying or disposing of property
- SECTION 279 Notice of proposed destruction or disposal etc.
- SECTION 280 Procedure if person objects to proposed destruction or disposal
- SECTION 281 Proceeds from sale of property
- SECTION 281A Official Trustee does not acquire any additional proprietary interests in controlled property
- Division 4 - Discharging pecuniary penalty orders and literary proceeds orders
- SECTION 282 Direction by a court to the Official Trustee in relation to certain restraining orders
- SECTION 282A Direction by a court to the Official Trustee in relation to certain restraining orders
- SECTION 283 Court may include further directions etc.
- SECTION 284 Official Trustee to carry out directions
- SECTION 285 Official Trustee not to carry out directions during appeal periods
- SECTION 286 Discharge of pecuniary penalty orders and literary proceeds orders by credits to the Confiscated Assets Account
- Division 5 - Miscellaneous
- SECTION 287 Money not to be paid into the Common Investment Fund
- SECTION 288 Official Trustee ' s costs etc.
- SECTION 289 Income generated from controlled property
- SECTION 290 Official Trustee is not personally liable
- SECTION 291 Indemnification of Official Trustee
- PART 4-2 - LEGAL ASSISTANCE
- SECTION 292 Payments to legal aid commissions for representing suspects and other persons
- SECTION 293 Payments to legal aid commissions for representing suspects and other persons
- SECTION 294 Disclosure of information to legal aid commissions
- PART 4-3 - CONFISCATED ASSETS ACCOUNT
- Division 1 - Establishment, crediting and payments out of the Account
- SECTION 295 Establishment of account
- SECTION 296 Credits to the account
- SECTION 297 Payments out of the account
- Division 2 - The national cooperative scheme on unexplained wealth
- SECTION 297A The scheme
- SECTION 297B Sharing with foreign countries
- SECTION 297C Sharing with States and Territories
- Division 3 - Programs for expenditure on crime prevention etc.
- SECTION 298 Programs for expenditure on law enforcement, drug treatment etc.
- Division 4 - Grants to the States and Territories for crime prevention etc.
- SECTION 298A Grants to the States and Territories for crime prevention etc.
- SECTION 298B Terms and conditions of grants
- SECTION 298C Minister has powers etc. of the Commonwealth
- SECTION 298D Conferral of powers on the Minister
- SECTION 298E Channelling State/Territory grants through the Federation Reform Fund
- SECTION 298F Debits from the Federation Reform Fund
- SECTION 299 Determinations by Inspector-General in Bankruptcy about suspended and distributable funds
- PART 4-4 - CHARGES OVER RESTRAINED PROPERTY FOR PAYMENT OF CERTAIN AMOUNTS
- Division 1 - Charges to secure certain amounts payable to legal aid commissions
- SECTION 300 Legal aid commissions' charges
- SECTION 301 When the charge ceases to have effect
- SECTION 302 Priority of charge
- Division 2 - Charges to secure certain amounts payable to the Commonwealth
- SECTION 302A Charges to secure amounts payable under subsection 293(3)
- SECTION 302B When the charge ceases to have effect
- SECTION 302C Priority of charge
- PART 4-5 - ENFORCEMENT OF INTERSTATE ORDERS IN CERTAIN TERRITORIES
- Division 1 - Interstate restraining orders
- SECTION 303 Registration of interstate restraining orders
- SECTION 304 Effect of registration
- SECTION 305 Duration of registration
- SECTION 306 Cancellation of registration
- SECTION 307 Charge on property subject to registered interstate restraining order
- SECTION 308 Powers of Official Trustee in relation to interstate restraining orders
- Division 2 - Interstate forfeiture orders
- SECTION 309 Registration of interstate forfeiture orders
- SECTION 310 Effect of registration
- SECTION 311 Duration of registration
- SECTION 312 Cancellation of registration
- Division 3 - Miscellaneous
- SECTION 313 Interim registration of faxed copies
- CHAPTER 5 - MISCELLANEOUS
- SECTION 314 State and Territory courts to have jurisdiction
- SECTION 315 Proceedings are civil, not criminal
- SECTION 315A Court may hear multiple applications at same time
- SECTION 315B Transfer of responsibility for principal orders and applications
- SECTION 315C Official Trustee may bring proceedings on behalf of the Commonwealth
- SECTION 316 Consent orders
- SECTION 317 Onus and standard of proof
- SECTION 318 Proof of certain matters
- SECTION 318A Admissibility in proceedings of statements made at examination by absent witness
- SECTION 318B Objection to admission of statements made at examination
- SECTION 319 Stay of proceedings
- SECTION 319A Closed court
- SECTION 320 Effect of the confiscation scheme on sentencing
- SECTION 321 Deferral of sentencing pending determination of confiscation order
- SECTION 322 Appeals
- SECTION 323 Costs
- SECTION 324 Powers conferred on judicial officers in their personal capacity
- SECTION 325 Effect of a person ' s death
- SECTION 326 Operation of other laws not affected
- SECTION 327 Review of operation of Act
- SECTION 327A Review
- SECTION 328 Regulations
- CHAPTER 6 - INTERPRETING THIS ACT
- PART 6-1 - MEANING OF SOME IMPORTANT CONCEPTS
- Division 1 - Proceeds and instrument of an offence
- SECTION 329 Meaning of proceeds and instrument
- SECTION 330 When property becomes, remains and ceases to be proceeds or an instrument
- Division 2 - Convicted and related concepts
- SECTION 331 Meaning of convicted of an offence
- SECTION 332 Meaning of quashing a conviction of an offence
- SECTION 333 Meaning of conviction day
- SECTION 334 Meaning of abscond
- Division 3 - Other concepts
- SECTION 335 Proceeds jurisdiction
- SECTION 336 Meaning of derived
- SECTION 336A Meaning of property or wealth being lawfully acquired
- SECTION 337 Meaning of effective control
- SECTION 337A Meaning of foreign indictable offence
- SECTION 337B Definition of serious offence - valuation rules
- PART 6-2 - DICTIONARY
- SECTION 338 Dictionary
- Schedule 1 - Information gathering by participating States and self-governing Territories
- PART 1 - PRODUCTION ORDERS
- SECTION 1 Making production orders
- SECTION 2 Contents of production orders
- SECTION 3 Powers under production orders
- SECTION 4 Retaining produced documents
- SECTION 5 Privilege against self-incrimination etc. does not apply
- SECTION 6 Varying production orders
- SECTION 7 Jurisdiction of magistrates
- SECTION 8 Making false statements in applications
- SECTION 9 Disclosing existence or nature of production orders
- SECTION 10 Failing to comply with production orders
- SECTION 11 Destroying etc. documents subject to production orders
- PART 2 - NOTICES TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
- SECTION 12 Giving notices to financial institutions
- SECTION 13 Contents of notices to financial institutions
- SECTION 14 Protection from suits etc. for those complying with notices
- SECTION 15 Making false statements in notices
- SECTION 16 Disclosing existence or nature of notices
- SECTION 17 Failing to comply with notices
- PART 3 - DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION
- SECTION 18 Disclosure
- SECTION 19 Parliamentary supervision of the operation of this Schedule
- SECTION 20 Reports about the operation of this Schedule
- Schedule 2 - Transitional, application and saving provisions relating to the national cooperative scheme on unexplained wealth
- PART 1 - GENERAL
- Division 1 - Termination of State reference or adoption
- SECTION 1 Effect of termination on things that happened beforehand etc.
- SECTION 2 Effect of termination on the sharing of certain proceeds of confiscated assets
- SECTION 3 Effect of termination - regulations
- Division 2 - Ceasing to be a relevant offence of a State
- SECTION 4 Effect of cessation on things that happen beforehand etc.
- SECTION 5 Effect of cessation - regulations
- PART 2 - UNEXPLAINED WEALTH LEGISLATION AMENDMENT ACT 2018
- SECTION 6 Definitions
- SECTION 7 Amendments made by Schedule 2 to the amending Act
- SECTION 8 Amendments made by Schedule 4 to the amending Act
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