Fines Act 1996
108BRelevant connection of offender with a jurisdiction
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108B Relevant connection of offender with a jurisdiction
108B Relevant connection of offender with a jurisdiction
For the purposes of this Part, an offender has a relevant connection with a jurisdiction if the offender has any one or more of the following connections with the jurisdiction—
(a) the offender is resident in the jurisdiction,
(b) the offender holds a licence or permit to drive a motor vehicle issued in the jurisdiction,
(c) the offender has debts due and accruing in the jurisdiction in respect of which a garnishee order could be made,
(d) the offender has a motor vehicle that is registered in the jurisdiction,
(e) the offender has property that is located in the jurisdiction,
(f) the offender has such other connection with the jurisdiction as may be prescribed by the regulations.
pt 5A, div 1 (ss 108A, 108B): Ins 2013 No 82, Sch 1 [43].