Queensland Consolidated Acts Queensland Consolidated Acts(1) To enforce an order (the original order) (but not an order for the payment of money into court), a person entitled to enforce the original order may obtain an enforcement warrant from the court.
(2) An enforcement warrant may contain any order directed to enforcing the original order including an order authorising--
(a) an enforcement officer to seize and sell in satisfaction of a money order debt all real and personal property (other than exempt property) in which an enforcement debtor has a legal or beneficial interest; or
(b) redirection to an enforcement creditor of certain debts, belonging to an enforcement debtor, from a third person; or
(c) redirection to an enforcement creditor of particular earnings, of an enforcement debtor, from a third person; or
(d) satisfaction of a money order debt by instalment payments by an enforcement debtor; or
(e) an enforcement officer to enter and deliver possession of land; or
(f) an enforcement officer to seize and deliver specified goods; or
(g) an enforcement officer to seize and detain property.
(3) An enforcement warrant may contain more than 1 order directed to enforcing the original order and may be issued to enforce an original order that is a money order and a non-money order.
(4) However, only the Supreme Court may issue an enforcement warrant containing a charging order.
(5) In this section--
charging order includes an order charging all or part of an enforcement debtor's legal or equitable interest in 1 or more of the following--
(a) annuities;
(b) debentures;
(c) stocks;
(d) bonds;
(e) shares;
(f) marketable securities;
(g) prescribed interests;
(h) units of shares, marketable securities or prescribed interests.