(b) a proceeds assessment order against
the person whose property is restrained under the restraining order; or
(c)
an unexplained wealth order against the person whose property is restrained
under the restraining order.
(2) The Supreme Court may—
(a) if the court
considers it appropriate, make an order extending the operation of the
restraining order for a stated period or in stated circumstances; or
(b) make
another order the court considers appropriate about the operation of the
restraining order.
(3) An order under subsection (2) may be made to take
effect immediately, at a stated time, or when a stated event happens.