Confiscation of Criminal Assets Act 2003
26AUnexplained wealth restraining orders—application
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26A Unexplained wealth restraining orders—application (1) The DPP may apply to a relevant court for an unexplained wealth restraining order over any of the following: (a) stated property of a person; (b) stated property of a person and all other property of the person (including property acquired after the making of the order); (c) all property of a person (including property acquired after the making of the order); (d) all property of a person (including property acquired after the making of the order) other than stated property. (a) that the application is for an unexplained wealth restraining order; (b) the person in relation to whom the order is sought; (c) any other person whose property the application relates to; (d) the property sought to be restrained (including whether it is the property of that person or someone else). (3) The application must be supported by an affidavit under section 29A.