(1)  The judge may make the forfeiture order as soon as practicable after receiving the application if satisfied that –

(a) applications have been, or are likely to be, made under this Act for awards of compensation in respect of the relevant serious offence or offences; and

(b) the total amount of the awards is likely to exceed $100 000; and

(c) the defendant is likely, in relation to the relevant serious offence or offences, to be the subject of proceedings for –

(i) statutory or common law damages; or

(ii) the recovery of compensation or other payments made under a contract of insurance or statutory or lawful obligation.

(2)  To consider the application, the judge may have regard to the transcript of any relevant proceedings against the convicted person.

(3)  The forfeiture order may be made subject to such conditions as the judge considers necessary or appropriate for providing, out of the defendant's property, for –

(a) the defendant's reasonable expenses in defending the criminal charges that led to the defendant being convicted of the relevant serious offence or offences; and

(b) the defendant's family; and

(c) any persons, other than family members, who depend on the defendant; and

(d) any business partners or associates of the defendant.