Cross-border Justice Act 2008

This section applies if, subsequent to registration of the fine under section 126(1), the Fines Registrar —

receives a written request from the reciprocating agency to cease enforcing the fine; or

advises the reciprocating agency in writing that the Fines Registrar will not take any action or further action to enforce the fine.

The Fines Registrar must —

cancel any order, permit or unexecuted warrant in force in relation to the fine under the Fines Enforcement Act Part 4; and

if the Fines Registrar cancels a licence suspension order under paragraph (a) — advise the Director General of the cancellation; and

advise the reciprocating agency of the amount of the fine outstanding, taking into account —

any money received from the offender in whole or part satisfaction of the fine, including any payment recorded under section 128(a); and

any money received by the Fines Registrar in whole or part satisfaction of the fine as a result of any action taken by the Fines Registrar to enforce the fine under the Fines Enforcement Act; and

any reduction (calculated in accordance with the regulations) of the amount of the fine as a consequence of any action taken by the Fines Registrar to enforce the fine under the Fines Enforcement Act;

remit to the reciprocating agency any money received by the Fines Registrar in whole or part satisfaction of the fine that has not already been remitted under section 129; and

not take any action or further action to enforce the fine under the Fines Enforcement Act.

On receiving or making a request under this section, the fine ceases to be registered under section 126(1).