Civil Judgments Enforcement Act 2004

Without limiting section 119(1), regulations may provide for or prescribe the fees to be paid in respect of or in connection with any proceedings under this Act.

Without limiting subsection (1), regulations may in respect of or in connection with such proceedings —

provide for or prescribe the fees to be paid —

when making a request or application;

when lodging a document with a court;

for the issue of any document by a court;

for the service of any document;

provide for or prescribe the allowances and expenses to be paid to witnesses, interpreters and other persons who are required to appear before a court;

provide for or prescribe the fees to be paid to an enforcement officer in connection with the officer carrying out an order made under this Act;

require the payment of expenses incurred by an enforcement officer in connection with the officer carrying out an order made under this Act;

require a deposit to be paid in anticipation of the fees or expenses that will or may be payable;

provide for the resolution of disputes about the fees or expenses payable in any case and for the review of decisions in such disputes;

provide for fees to be calculated by reference to —

the amount of a judgment sum or the unpaid amount of a judgment sum;

the amount of a judgment debt at any time;

the value of any property that is seized, or that is sold or delivered, under an order made under this Act;

the amount recovered under an enforcement order made under Part 4;

the time spent by an enforcement officer in connection with carrying out an order made under this Act.

Without limiting section 119(1), regulations may provide for or prescribe the fees to be paid for the registration of a judgment under the Service and Execution of Process Act 1992 (Commonwealth) section 105(1).