Court Procedures Rules 2006

If a regular redirection order is made for an order debt, the enforcement creditor must make a record of the amount and date of each payment received by the enforcement creditor under the regular redirection order.

The enforcement creditor must keep the record for at least 6 years after the day the last payment is made under the regular redirection order.

The enforcement debtor is entitled, at any reasonable time while the record is being kept, to inspect the record and make a copy of, or take an extract from, the record.

If the enforcement debtor asks for a copy of all or part of the record while it is being kept, the enforcement creditor must give the copy to the enforcement debtor on payment of a reasonable charge for preparing the copy.

On application by the enforcement debtor, the court may make any order it considers appropriate to ensure compliance with this rule, including, for example—

an order requiring the enforcement creditor to—

file in the court a copy of all or part of the record verified by affidavit; or

give the enforcement debtor a copy of all or part of the record; or

an order that the enforcement creditor is not entitled to interest on the order debt for all or part of a period.

Pt 6.2 (Applications in proceedings) applies to an application for an order under this rule.