Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) This section
applies if a young person has not reached the age of 18 years
when —
(a) he
or she is fined for committing an offence;
(b) a
bail undertaking entered into by him or her under the Bail Act 1982 is
forfeited; or
(c) a
recognisance, entered into by him or her under this Act or any other written
law in proceedings for an offence is forfeited.
(2) When fining or
forfeiting the undertaking or recognisance of the young person, the court is
to either —
(a)
specify the time within which the amount concerned is to be paid; or
(b) make
an order that the amount concerned is to be paid in instalments.
(3) If the young
person defaults in the payment of the amount concerned or of any instalment of
the amount concerned, the court —
(a) if
the young person has reached the age of 18 years, must register the fine
or the amount of the forfeited undertaking or recognisance under the
Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Act 1994 , unless a
community work order or a detention order has been made under section 65A
in respect of the default or unless sufficient cause to the contrary is shown;
or
(b) if
the young person has not reached the age of 18 years, must issue the
young person with a notice to attend court requiring him or her to appear
before the court because of the default, unless sufficient cause to the
contrary is shown.
(4) If, after a fine
or the amount of a forfeited undertaking or recognisance is registered under
the Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Act 1994 , the
amount concerned or any part of it is paid, the court is to notify the
Registry immediately.
(5) After a fine or
the amount of a forfeited undertaking or recognisance is registered under the
Fines, Penalties and Infringement Notices Enforcement Act 1994 , the
court cannot make any further order in respect of the payment and the
enforcement of the payment of the fine or the forfeited undertaking or
recognisance.
[Section 65 inserted by No. 92 of 1994
s. 45.]