Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005
111Enforcing security under good behaviour order
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111 Enforcing security under good behaviour order (1) This section applies if a court cancels the offender’s good behaviour order under section 108, or section 110, and orders enforcement of payment of the security under the order. (2) When filed by the registrar of the court, the cancelled good behaviour order has the same effect as a final judgment of the court in favour of the Territory against the offender and any surety bound by the order. (3) To remove any doubt, the security under the cancelled good behaviour order may be enforced— (a) as if it were a judgment mentioned in subsection (2); and
(b) whether or not the order remains in force; and (c) even though the court sentences or re-sentences the offender for the offence.
Part 6.6 Good behaviour orders—amendment and discharge Part 6.6 Good behaviour orders— amendment and discharge 112 Court powers—amendment or discharge of good behaviour order (1) A court may, by order— (a) amend an offender’s good behaviour order; or (b) discharge an offender’s good behaviour order. Example for par (a) The court may impose or amend an additional condition of the order, or amend the term of the order. Example for par (b) The court is satisfied that the conduct of the offender makes it unnecessary that the offender continue to be bound by the order. Note Amend includes omit or substitute (see Legislation Act, dict, pt 1). (2) The court may act under this part— (b) on application by an interested person for the good behaviour (3) The amendment of the good behaviour order takes effect as stated in the court order. (4) This section is subject to section 113.