NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE ACT 1974 - SECT 205
Additional orders
NATIONAL PARKS AND WILDLIFE ACT 1974 - SECT 205
Additional orders
205 Additional orders
(1) Orders The court may do any one or more of the following--
(a) order
the offender to take specified action to publicise the offence (including the
circumstances of the offence) and its environmental and other consequences and
any other orders made against the person,
(b) order the offender to take
specified action to notify specified persons or classes of persons of the
offence (including the circumstances of the offence) and its consequences and
of any orders made against the person (including, for example, the publication
in an annual report or any other notice to shareholders of a company or the
notification of persons aggrieved or affected by the offender's conduct),
(c)
order the offender to carry out a specified project for the restoration or
enhancement of the environment in a public place or for the public benefit,
(e)
order the offender to attend, or to cause an employee or employees or a
contractor or contractors of the offender to attend, a training or other
course specified by the court,
The Local Court is not authorised to make an order
referred to in paragraph (c) or (d).
(2) Machinery The court may, in an order
under this section, fix a period for compliance and impose any other
requirements the court considers necessary or expedient for enforcement of the
order.
(3) Failure to publicise or notify If the offender fails to comply
with an order under subsection (1) (a) or (b), the prosecutor or a person
authorised by the prosecutor may take action to carry out the order as far as
may be practicable, including action to publicise or notify--
(a) the original
contravention, its consequences, and any other penalties imposed on
the offender, and
(b) the failure to comply with the order.
(4) Cost of
publicising or notifying The reasonable cost of taking action referred to in
subsection (3) is recoverable by the prosecutor or person taking the action,
in a court of competent jurisdiction, as a debt from the offender.
