107—Reducing penalty amounts to take account of forfeiture and proposed
forfeiture
(1) If a
pecuniary penalty order relates to benefits derived from the commission of a
serious offence, the penalty amount under the order is reduced by an amount
equal to the value, at the time of the making of the order, of any property
that is proceeds of the serious offence if—
(a) the
property has been forfeited, under this Act or any other law, in relation to
the offence to which the order relates; or
(b) an
application has been made for a forfeiture order that would cover the
property.
(2) If a
pecuniary penalty order relates to instruments of a serious offence, the
penalty amount under the order is reduced by an amount equal to the value, at
the time of making the order, of any instruments of the offence if—
(a) the
instruments have been forfeited, under this Act or any other law, in relation
to the offence to which the order relates; or
(b) an
application has been made for a forfeiture order that would cover the
instruments.