Criminal Assets Confiscation Act 2005

A person subject to an examination order may be examined on oath by the DPP.

The

require the person to take an oath; and

administer an oath to the person.

The oath to be taken by the person for the purposes of the examination is an oath that the statements that the person will make will be true.

An examination must not relate to a person's affairs—

if the examination relates to a restraining order and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 131, be subject to the examination; or

if the examination relates to the quashing of a conviction for a serious offence and the person is no longer a person whose affairs can, under section 132, be subject to the examination.

The

is put to the person at the examination; and

is relevant to the affairs (including the nature and location of any property) of a person referred to in section 131(1)(a),

or (c) or section 132(1)(a),

or (c).