sec.93AExplanation of ch 2A

### sec.93A Explanation of ch 2A This chapter enables proceedings to be started for the forfeiture of particular property of, or gifts given to someone else during a particular period by, a person who has been convicted of a qualifying offence for which a serious drug offence certificate has been issued. It does this by enabling the Supreme Court, as a preliminary step, to make a restraining order preventing particular property being dealt with without the court’s leave. Also, it allows— the person against whom a serious drug offender confiscation order is made to keep protected property; and a dependant of the person against whom a serious drug offender confiscation order is made to seek relief from the Supreme Court on the basis of hardship resulting from the order. s 93A ins 2013 No. 21 s 42 (sec.93A-ssec.1) This chapter enables proceedings to be started for the forfeiture of particular property of, or gifts given to someone else during a particular period by, a person who has been convicted of a qualifying offence for which a serious drug offence certificate has been issued. (sec.93A-ssec.2) It does this by enabling the Supreme Court, as a preliminary step, to make a restraining order preventing particular property being dealt with without the court’s leave. (sec.93A-ssec.3) Also, it allows— the person against whom a serious drug offender confiscation order is made to keep protected property; and a dependant of the person against whom a serious drug offender confiscation order is made to seek relief from the Supreme Court on the basis of hardship resulting from the order. - (a) the person against whom a serious drug offender confiscation order is made to keep protected property; and - (b) a dependant of the person against whom a serious drug offender confiscation order is made to seek relief from the Supreme Court on the basis of hardship resulting from the order.