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Section 254 - Biosecurity Act 2019 - Forfeiture | Zoe

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254 Forfeiture

Without affecting any other power of the relevant court to order forfeiture, the relevant court may order the forfeiture to the Crown of any thing that was used in the commission of an offence under this Act.

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