A proceeds of crime offence is not necessarily subsumed by the supply offence from which the proceeds were derived where the money was being used for the purpose of purchasing materials for further manufacture, as this constitutes temporally and factually distinct criminality warranting some degree of accumulation. The degree of accumulation in an aggregate sentence is a matter of sentencing discretion and will not be disturbed absent House v The King error.
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