(1)  If a corresponding law of another State provides for the registration and enforcement in that State of a wealth-restraining order, wealth forfeiture order or other order under this Part, the order may be expressed to apply to property in that State.

(2)  An order expressed in accordance with subsection (1) to apply to property in another State may be registered under the law of that State.

(3)  An order registered in accordance with subsection (2) has effect in that State to the extent provided by the law of that State.

(4)  If the property to which an order referred to in subsection (1) relates is movable property, the order has effect in the other State to the extent that –

(a) the property was located in that State when the order was registered; and

(b) the property –

(i) remains located in that State; or

(ii) having been moved from that State, is once again located in that State.