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#### 115 Simplified outline of this Part If certain offences have been committed, pecuniary penalty orders can be made, ordering payments to the Commonwealth of amounts based on: (a) the benefits that a person has derived from such an offence; and (b) (in some cases) the benefits that the person has derived from other unlawful activity. (It is not always a requirement that a person has been convicted of the offence.)

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