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The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (Enforcement in different parts of the United Kingdom) (Amendment) Order 2015
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Insertion of articles 14A, 14B and 14C
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10. After article 14 of the 2002 Order (administrators and receivers) insert the following—
“Compliance orders
14A.—(1) Any English or Welsh compliance order or Scottish compliance order has effect in Northern Ireland.
(2) Proceedings for or with respect to the enforcement or contravention of an English or Welsh compliance order or a Scottish compliance order may only be taken if the order is registered in accordance with article 16.
Detention orders
14B.—(1) Any English or Welsh detention order or Scottish detention order has effect in Northern Ireland.
(2) Proceedings for or with respect to the enforcement or contravention of an English or Welsh detention order or a Scottish detention order may only be taken if the order is registered in accordance with article 16.
Realisation of property orders
14C.—(1) Any English or Welsh realisation of property order or Scottish realisation of property order has effect in Northern Ireland.
(2) Proceedings for or with respect to the enforcement or contravention of an English or Welsh realisation of property order or a Scottish realisation of property order may only be taken if the order is registered in accordance with article 16.”.
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