Requests for restraining orders
34J Requests for restraining orders
If:
either:
a criminal proceeding has commenced, or there are reasonable grounds to suspect that a criminal proceeding is about to commence, in a foreign country in respect of a foreign serious offence; or
foreign confiscation proceedings have commenced, or there are reasonable grounds to suspect that such proceedings are about to commence, in a foreign country; and
there are reasonable grounds to believe that property that may be made or is about to be made the subject of a foreign restraining order is located in Australia; and
the foreign country requests the Attorney‑General to obtain the issue of a restraining order against the property;
the Attorney‑General may authorise a proceeds of crime authority to apply for a restraining order against that property in respect of the offence.
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