Section 36: Purposes of restraint order.

1 The relevant organisation may apply to the Court for a restraint order for the purposes specified under this Part.

2 A restraint order may specify that it applies to—
a all realisable property held by the specified person, whether the property is described in the order; or
b realisable property transferred to the specified person after the order is made.

3 An application for a restraint order may—
a be made ex-parte; and
b provide for the period of the notice referred to in section 40 of this Act to be given to persons affected by the order.

4 The Court making a restraint order may also make further orders in respect of the discovery or disclosure of any facts, including facts relating to any property over which the defendant may have effective control and the location of the property, as the Court may consider necessary or expedient with a view to achieving the objectives of the restraint order.

5 The Court making a restraint order shall, at the same time, make an order—
a authorising the relevant organisation or an authorised person acting on its behalf, to take custody or control of any property specified in the order;
b for entering premises, where necessary; and
c any other ancillary orders that the Court considers appropriate for the proper, fair and effective execution of the order.