Making a remediation order
243 Making a remediation order
If a court convicts a person of a relevant offence, the court may order the offender —
to take specified remediation measures within a specified time; or
to pay to the CEO or any other specified person within a specified time an amount of money set by the court as compensation for costs reasonably incurred by the CEO or other person in taking remediation measures.
An application for a remediation order must be made in accordance with the regulations.
A remediation order may be made by a court on its own initiative or on the application of the prosecutor.
A court that makes a remediation order may make any other order that is necessary to give effect to the remediation order.
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