Court’s power to make ancillary orders on conviction
106 Court’s power to make ancillary orders on conviction
If a court convicts a person of an offence under this Act, the court may, if the court thinks it appropriate in the circumstances of the case, do any or all of the following —
order the offender to notify persons specified in the order, or persons in a class of persons specified in the order, of the commission of the offence and the conviction of the offender;
if the offender is a person or public authority required under a written law to make an annual report — order the offender to include in the report notice of the commission of the offence and the conviction of the offender;
order the offender to take measures specified in the order, within the time specified in the order —
to prevent, control, abate or mitigate damage caused by the commission of the offence;
to prevent any continuation or repetition of the offence;
order the offender to pay the Director General, a public authority or another person the costs reasonably incurred by the Director General, authority or person in repairing any damage caused as a result of the commission of the offence;
make any other order the court thinks appropriate in the circumstances.
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