Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) Where a person is
convicted of an offence against section 23, 24, 24A or 24B, the court may
instead of or in addition to imposing any penalty order the
offender —
(a) to
clean up and remove the material the subject of the offence within a time
specified in the order and under the directions and to the satisfaction of a
person nominated in the order; and
(b) in
default of his complying with the order of the court, to pay such penalty (in
addition to any penalty already imposed) not exceeding $1 000 as the
court thinks fit.
(2) Where an order
made under subsection (1) is complied with to the satisfaction of the
person nominated in the order that person shall give or send to the offender a
written statement to that effect.
(3) Where an offender
fails to comply with an order made under subsection (1) any justice may,
upon application of the person nominated in the order, issue a summons
requiring the offender to show cause before the court that made the order why
the penalty imposed by the order should not be enforced.
(4) Upon the hearing
of a summons issued under subsection (3) the court —
(a) may
extend the time for compliance with the order made under subsection (1)
and in that event the provisions of this section shall apply as if the
extended time were the time appointed by the order;
(b) may
make such order as it thinks fit.
[Section 28 amended by No. 6 of 1996
s. 11.]