22Restraining orders—purposes

22 Restraining orders—purposes A restraining order may be made to preserve property so that the property will be available for 1 or more of the following purposes: (a) for forfeiture under a conviction forfeiture order; (b) for automatic forfeiture; (c) for forfeiture under a civil forfeiture order; (d) to satisfy a penalty order; (e) to satisfy an unexplained wealth order. Note Pt 5 deals with forfeiture, pt 7 deals with penalty orders and pt 7A deals with unexplained wealth orders.