Sentencing Act 1995
99AForfeiture of property orders
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99A Forfeiture of property orders (1) If a court imposes a term of imprisonment or a fine on an offender, the court may also order that property owned by the offender and used in the commission of the offence for which the offender is being sentenced is forfeited to the Territory. (2) If a court finds a person guilty of a forfeiture offence as defined in the Liquor Act 2019, the court must determine any forfeiture of a vehicle, vessel or aircraft as if a forfeiture application were made by a police officer under Part 12, Division 2, of that Act.
Division 1 Conditions, requirements and signing of orders Sentencing Act 1995 77 Division 1 Conditions, requirements and signing of orders 100 Condition of order to undertake treatment program Where a court may attach a condition to an order or require an offender to give an undertaking, the court may, as a condition of the order or as part of the undertaking, require an offender to undertake a prescribed treatment program.