Criminal Property Forfeiture Act 2002
130BMaking a contribution for the NCS
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130B Making a contribution for the NCS A jurisdiction is taken to make a contribution for the NCS in the following circumstances: (a) the jurisdiction has made a contribution including but not limited to: (i) the provision of specific intelligence of relevance to the confiscation action, investigation action, a criminal or civil proceeding, restraining assets for the purposes of an application, holding and managing restrained assets or recovering the debt created by the order; or (ii) securing, or contributing to the securing of, a conviction that can be considered to have contributed to the confiscation action and the recovery of proceeds;
Criminal Property Forfeiture Act 2002 75 (b) the Commonwealth has relied on an offence of that jurisdiction in an unexplained wealth matter (whether or not it has also relied on a Commonwealth offence or an offence of another jurisdiction).