As part of proceedings for a wealth-restraining order, the Supreme Court may do any one or more of the following in respect of property that is affected by the wealth-restraining order:

(a) if the property is moveable, direct that the property is not to be moved except in accordance with the wealth-restraining order;

(b) appoint the Public Trustee or another person to manage the property while the wealth-restraining order is in force;

(c) give any directions necessary to provide for the security and management of the property while the wealth-restraining order is in force;

(d) provide for the reasonable living and business expenses of the owner of the property to be met while the wealth-restraining order is in force.