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CRIMINAL ASSETS CONFISCATION ACT 2005 - SECT 209A

209A—Credits to Justice Rehabilitation Fund

        (1)         The Justice Rehabilitation Fund (the "Fund") is established.

        (2)         The Fund must be kept as directed by the Attorney-General.

        (3)         The Fund is to consist of the following money:

            (a)         money paid into the Fund under subsection (4);

            (b)         any money appropriated by Parliament for the purposes of the Fund;

            (c)         any money paid into the Fund at the direction or with the approval of the Attorney-General;

            (d)         any income from investment of money belonging to the Fund;

            (e)         any money paid into the Fund under any other Act.

        (4)         Subject to Division 3A and any direction of a court under this Act, any proceeds of confiscated assets of a prescribed drug offender must be paid into the Fund.

        (5)         The Fund may be applied by the Attorney-General (without further appropriation than this subsection) in the absolute discretion of the Attorney-General as additional government funding for the provision of programs and facilities, for the benefit of offenders, victims and other persons, that will further crime prevention and rehabilitation strategies.

        (6)         Nothing in subsection (5) authorises the application of monies from the Fund

            (a)         to a law enforcement authority of the State for criminal investigation or other law enforcement purposes (whether civil or criminal); or

            (b)         for a purpose that the Attorney-General has determined could be the subject of a payment from the Victims of Crime Fund under section 31 of the Victims of Crime Act 2001 .

        (7)         The Attorney-General may invest any of the money belonging to the Fund that is not immediately required for the purposes of the Fund in such manner as the Attorney-General thinks fit.



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