Victorian Consolidated Legislation

Infringements Act 2006 - SECT 60

Enforcement order notice

60. Enforcement order notice



(1) On the making of an enforcement order, an infringements registrar must
cause an enforcement order notice to be sent to the person against whom the
order is made.

Note See Part 13 for service requirements.

(2) An infringements registrar may send an enforcement order notice to-

   (a)  the person's address; or

   (b)  any alternative address for the person as provided in the details
        lodged under section 54.

(3) An enforcement order notice must be in writing and state-

   (a)  that an infringement warrant will be issued if the person against whom
        the enforcement order is made defaults for a period of more than 28
        days in the payment of the fine or, in the case of a natural person,
        any instalment under a payment order; and

   (b)  a summary of any other enforcement action which may be taken under
        this Act; and

   (c)  a summary of the options available to the person under this Act; and

   (d)  any other prescribed details.

(4) An enforcement order notice may include a statement of any outstanding
enforcement orders in relation to the person, but failure to include such a
statement or complete details of any outstanding enforcement orders in such a
statement does not invalidate the enforcement order notice.