Section 443: Enforcement in different parts of the United Kingdom

Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 · 2002 c. 29View on legislation.gov.uk

Part 11: Co-operation

Her Majesty may by Order in Council make provision—

for an order made by a court under Part 2 to be enforced in Scotland or Northern Ireland;
for an order made by a court under Part 3 to be enforced in England and Wales or Northern Ireland;
for an order made by a court under Part 4 to be enforced in England and Wales or Scotland;
for an order made by a court under Part 7 in one part of the United Kingdom to be enforced in another part;
for an order made under Part 8 in one part of the United Kingdom to be enforced in another part;
for a warrant issued under Part 8 in one part of the United Kingdom to be executed in another part.

Her Majesty may by Order in Council make provision—

for a function of a receiver appointed in pursuance of Part 2 to be exercisable in Scotland or Northern Ireland;
for a function of an administrator appointed in pursuance of Part 3 to be exercisable in England and Wales or Northern Ireland;
for a function of a receiver appointed in pursuance of Part 4 to be exercisable in England and Wales or Scotland.

An Order under this section may include—

provision conferring and imposing functions on the prosecutor , the National Crime Agency or its officers and the relevant Director;
provision about the registration of orders and warrants;
provision allowing directions to be given in one part of the United Kingdom about the enforcement there of an order made or warrant issued in another part;
provision about the authentication in one part of the United Kingdom of an order made or warrant issued in another part.

An Order under this section may—

amend an enactment;
apply an enactment (with or without modifications).

In this section "relevant Director" has the meaning given by section 352(5A).

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