An enforcement order is to state –

(a) the offences and monetary penalties to which it applies; and

(b) that failure to pay the monetary penalty within the period allowed gives the Director the authority to –

(i) direct the suspension of the enforcement debtor's driver licence, vehicle registration or prescribed licence; and

(ii) proceed to civil enforcement that may include seizure of assets; and

(c) that the enforcement debtor may be imprisoned for failure to pay the monetary penalty; and

(d) that the enforcement procedures referred to in paragraphs (b) and (c) may be undertaken without further notice to the enforcement debtor.