sec.200Application for special forfeiture order

### sec.200 Application for special forfeiture order This section applies if— a person (the prescribed respondent ) has been convicted of a confiscation offence; and the prescribed respondent, or someone else for the prescribed respondent, has derived, is deriving, or is to derive, benefits ( benefits ) from a contract entered on or after 12 May 1989 ( relevant contract ) about either of the following— a depiction of the confiscation offence or alleged confiscation offence in a movie, book, newspaper, magazine, radio, or television production, or in any other electronic form, or live or recorded entertainment of any kind; an expression of the prescribed respondent’s thoughts, opinions or emotions about the confiscation offence. The State may apply to the Supreme Court at any time for an order ( special forfeiture order ) that the prescribed respondent pay to the State an amount equal to all or part of the prescribed respondent’s benefits under the relevant contract. This section applies to a contract made before or after the prescribed respondent’s conviction, whether in Queensland or elsewhere, including outside Australia. s 200 amd 2004 No. 43 s 39 ; 2010 No. 42 s 214 sch (sec.200-ssec.1) This section applies if— a person (the prescribed respondent ) has been convicted of a confiscation offence; and the prescribed respondent, or someone else for the prescribed respondent, has derived, is deriving, or is to derive, benefits ( benefits ) from a contract entered on or after 12 May 1989 ( relevant contract ) about either of the following— a depiction of the confiscation offence or alleged confiscation offence in a movie, book, newspaper, magazine, radio, or television production, or in any other electronic form, or live or recorded entertainment of any kind; an expression of the prescribed respondent’s thoughts, opinions or emotions about the confiscation offence. (sec.200-ssec.2) The State may apply to the Supreme Court at any time for an order ( special forfeiture order ) that the prescribed respondent pay to the State an amount equal to all or part of the prescribed respondent’s benefits under the relevant contract. (sec.200-ssec.3) This section applies to a contract made before or after the prescribed respondent’s conviction, whether in Queensland or elsewhere, including outside Australia. - (a) a person (the prescribed respondent ) has been convicted of a confiscation offence; and - (b) the prescribed respondent, or someone else for the prescribed respondent, has derived, is deriving, or is to derive, benefits ( benefits ) from a contract entered on or after 12 May 1989 ( relevant contract ) about either of the following— (i) a depiction of the confiscation offence or alleged confiscation offence in a movie, book, newspaper, magazine, radio, or television production, or in any other electronic form, or live or recorded entertainment of any kind; (ii) an expression of the prescribed respondent’s thoughts, opinions or emotions about the confiscation offence. - (i) a depiction of the confiscation offence or alleged confiscation offence in a movie, book, newspaper, magazine, radio, or television production, or in any other electronic form, or live or recorded entertainment of any kind; - (ii) an expression of the prescribed respondent’s thoughts, opinions or emotions about the confiscation offence. - (i) a depiction of the confiscation offence or alleged confiscation offence in a movie, book, newspaper, magazine, radio, or television production, or in any other electronic form, or live or recorded entertainment of any kind; - (ii) an expression of the prescribed respondent’s thoughts, opinions or emotions about the confiscation offence.