Section 54: Property tracking and monitoring order
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54. Property tracking and monitoring order
(1) Where, for the purposes of an investigation under section 46, the
Commission—
(a) needs to determine whether any property belongs to, is in the
possession or under the control of, a person; or
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(b) has reasonable ground for suspecting that a person has committed, is committing, or is about to commit an offence which the
Commission has power to investigate,
the Commission may issue a directive under subsection (2) to the Director of
the Corruption Investigation Division.
(2) A directive under subsection (1) may direct—
(a) that any document relevant to the—
(i) identification, location or quantification of any property; or
(ii) identification or location of any document necessary for the
transfer of any property,
belonging to, or in the possession or under the control of, the
person named in the directive be delivered forthwith to the
Director of the Corruption Investigation Division;
(b) that a bank, financial institution, cash dealer or member of a
relevant profession or occupation forthwith produces to the
Director of the Corruption Investigation Division, all information
obtained by it about any business transaction conducted by or
for that person with it during such period before or after the date
of the order as the Judge may direct.
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Questions this section answers
- Can ICAC order a bank to hand over information about my transactions during an investigation?