Queensland Consolidated Acts

CRIMINAL PROCEEDS CONFISCATION ACT 2002 - SECT 162

162 Application of pt 5

This part applies if—

(a) a restraining order is, or was, granted for property, whether the property of a prescribed respondent or someone else, because of—

(i) the prescribed respondent’s conviction of the serious criminal offence; or

(ii) the charging, or proposed charging, of the prescribed respondent with the serious criminal offence or a related serious criminal offence; and

(b) the Supreme Court has not made an order declaring that the property is not subject to automatic forfeiture; and

Editor’s note—

See section 141 (Supreme Court may declare restrained property is not subject to automatic forfeiture).

(c) the restraining order is still in force when the forfeiture period ends.