Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005
116QExamination notice—content
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116Q Examination notice—content An examination notice may require the fine defaulter to produce a document with 1 or more of the following: (a) details about any account the defaulter has with a financial institution, including the balance of the account; (b) details about the defaulter’s income; (c) details about any cash the defaulter possesses or has access to; (d) details about any other property the defaulter owns or has a legal or equitable interest in; (e) details about any debts owing to the defaulter; (f) the amount of money the defaulter reasonably needs for living expenses; (g) whether the defaulter has any dependents and, if so, the amount of money the defaulter needs to provide for them; (h) the hardship (if any) that would be caused to the defaulter as a result of paying the fine;
(i) the hardship (if any) that would be caused to anyone else as a result of the defaulter paying the fine; (j) relevant information relating to matters mentioned in this section.