Proceeds of Crime Act 2002
The person may be examined on oath or affirmation by: (a) the * approved examiner; and (b) the *responsible authority.
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The * approved examiner may, for that purpose: (a) require the person either to take an oath or to make an affirmation; and (b) administer an oath or affirmation to the person.
187(3)
The oath or affirmation to be taken or made by the person for the purposes of the * examination is an oath or affirmation that the statements that the person will make will be true.
187(4)
The * examination must not relate to a person's *affairs: (a) if the * examination relates to a * restraining order and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 180 , be subject to the examination; or (aa) if the examination relates to an application for exclusion from forfeiture and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 180A , be subject to the examination; or (ab) if the examination relates to an application for an order under section 77 or 94A and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 180B , be subject to the examination; or (ac) if the examination relates to an application for an order under section 102 and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 180C , be subject to the examination; or (ad) if the examination relates to a *confiscation order that has not been satisfied and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 180D , be subject to the examination; or (ae) if the examination relates to a *restraining order that has been revoked and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 180E , be subject to the examination; or (b) if the examination relates to the * quashing of a conviction for an offence and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 181 , be subject to the examination; or (c) if the examination relates to an application for an order under section 57 and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 181A , be subject to the examination; or (d) if the examination relates to an application for an order under section 103 and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 181B , be subject to the examination.
187(5)
The * approved examiner may require the person to answer a question that: (a) is put to the person at the * examination; and (b) is relevant to the *affairs of a person whose affairs can, under section 180 , 180A , 180B , 180C , 180D , 180E , 181 , 181A or 181B , be subject to the examination.
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