47BSuperannuation orders: revocation

#### 47B Superannuation orders: revocation (1) A superannuation order made in relation to a person is to be taken to have been revoked if: (a) the person’s conviction is quashed; or (b) the person’s sentence is so reduced or otherwise changed that it would no longer support the making of an application for a superannuation order under subsection 45(1A); or (c) where the person is taken to be convicted because of paragraph 42C(1)(b)—the person is brought before a court in respect of the offence concerned and, having been convicted of that offence, does not receive a sentence that would support the making of an application for a superannuation order under subsection 45(1A). (2) Where a superannuation order is taken to have been revoked, the DPP must give written notice of the fact to: (a) the person in respect of whom the order was made; and (b) the person’s superannuation authority. (3) Where: (a) a superannuation order is made in relation to a person who is taken to be convicted because of paragraph 42C(1)(b); and (b) the superannuation order is to be taken to have been revoked; there is payable to the person an amount determined by the Finance Minister, being an amount that the Minister administering the Crimes (Superannuation Benefits) Act 1989 considers to be a fair recompense to the person, having regard to: (c) any amount paid to the person under subsection 47(2) or (3); and (d) any amount recovered from the person under a recovery order against the person; and (e) any other financial loss sustained by the person as a result of the superannuation order; and (f) any other matters that the Minister administering the Crimes (Superannuation Benefits) Act 1989 thinks are relevant in the circumstances of the case.