34Ancillary orders relating to offences taken into account

#### 34 Ancillary orders relating to offences taken into account 34 Ancillary orders relating to offences taken into account > > (1) If a court takes a further offence into account under this Division, the court may make such ancillary orders as it could have made had it convicted the offender of the offence when it took the offence into account, but may not impose a separate penalty for the offence. > > > (2) An offender with respect to whom an ancillary order is made has the same rights of appeal as he or she would have had if the order had been made on the conviction of the offender for the further offence. > > > (3) An ancillary order for an offence taken into account lapses, by operation of this subsection, if the offender’s conviction for the principal offence is quashed or set aside. > > > (4) In this section, ancillary order means an order or direction with respect to restitution, compensation, costs, forfeiture, destruction, disqualification or loss or suspension of a licence or privilege. > > **s 34:** Am 2001 No 121, Sch 2.75 \[5\].