Power to give enforcement notice
157B Power to give enforcement notice
This section applies if the Coordinator-General reasonably believes a person has contravened, or is contravening—.
section 84A; or
an enforceable condition.
The Coordinator-General may give the person a written notice (an enforcement notice) requiring the person to—
comply with the section or the condition; or
take stated steps the Coordinator-General considers are reasonably necessary to ensure compliance with the section or the condition.
Without limiting subsection (2)(b), an enforcement notice may—
require the recipient to not start, or stop, a stated activity indefinitely, for a stated period or until further notice from the Coordinator-General; or
require the recipient to carry out a stated activity only during stated times or subject to stated conditions; or
require the recipient to take stated action within a stated period.
An enforcement notice may also require the recipient to notify the Coordinator-General when the recipient has complied with the notice.
To remove any doubt, it is declared that this section does not—
affect a power under another Act to enforce a condition; or
prevent the bringing of a proceeding for an offence against another Act.
Note—
See, however, the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 45 (Offence punishable only once).
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