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CRIME (CONFISCATION OF PROFITS) ACT 1993 - SECT 79
Crime (Confiscation of Profits) Account
(1) In this section account means the Crime (Confiscation of
Profits) Account established under subsection (2) ;
equitable sharing
arrangement means an arrangement under which either or both of the following
happen:
(a) this State pays to another State or the Commonwealth a proportion of the
proceeds of any unlawful activity recovered by this State under this Act by
reason of a contribution made by that other State or the Commonwealth, as the
case may be, to the recovery of those proceeds or to the investigation or
prosecution of that unlawful activity;
(b) another State or the Commonwealth pays to this State a proportion of the
proceeds of any unlawful activity recovered by that other State or the
Commonwealth, as the case may be, by reason of a contribution made by this
State to the recovery of those proceeds or to the investigation or prosecution
of that unlawful activity.
(2) There is to be established in the Public Account an account to be
called the Crime (Confiscation of Profits) Account.
(3) Subject to subsection (4) , there is to be paid into the account
(a) all money that vests contingently in the State under this Act; and
(b) all money recovered by the State under this Act; and
(c) all money received by the State under the equitable sharing arrangement.
(4) The Treasurer may, after consulting the Attorney-General, direct
that any money recovered by the State under this Act is to be dealt with
otherwise than in accordance with subsection (3) if that money
(a) is in the form of coins or banknotes that have historical, numismatic or
other special significance; or
(b) is in the form of foreign currency; or
(c) is in such other form as may be prescribed
but if, in accordance
with a direction given under this subsection, any such money is sold or, as
the case may be, converted into Australian currency, the net proceeds of the
sale or conversion are to be paid into the account.
(5) The Treasurer, on the advice of the Attorney-General, may authorize
the making of such payments from the account as
(a) will enable the State to comply with any order to pay a person the
declared value of an interest in property under section 18 (5) ; and
(b) will enable the Attorney-General to make any payment required under
section 19 ; and
(c) will enable the State to carry out any undertaking given on its behalf
under section 27 (7) ; and
(d) the Treasurer considers appropriate under the equitable sharing
arrangement; and
(e) are required for any prescribed purpose.
(6) If there is insufficient money in the account to enable the State
to
(a) carry out an undertaking given on its behalf under section 27 (7) ; or
(b) make any other payment that the State is required or obliged to make under
this Act other than Part 9
there is to be paid into the account
from the Public Account, without further appropriation than this subsection,
such amount as will enable the undertaking to be carried out or the payment to
be made.
(7) The money standing to the credit of the account from time to time
is, subject to subsection (5) and the approval of the Treasurer, to be paid
into the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund established under the
Victims of Crime Assistance Act 1976 .
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