General provisions
110 General provisions
A reparation order is in addition to and not part of the sentence imposed on an offender.
A sentence must not be reduced because a reparation order is made.
Subsection (2) does not prevent the mitigation of a sentence in a case where an offender agrees to make good loss or damage resulting from the offence or is otherwise contrite.
A court that under Part 6 does not impose a sentence on an offender may nevertheless make a reparation order.
If a reparation order is made, compliance with it is not to be the subject of a requirement under a CRO, or of a direction under a CBO or an ISO.
Despite subsection (1) an offender may appeal against a reparation order as if it were part of the sentence imposed on him or her.
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