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In force2020 Revised Edition

Part 5 · General Provisions Relating to Ocpo and Fro

37. Evidence obtained in investigations may be used in proceedings for OCPO or FRO

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To avoid doubt, any book, document, statement or other information obtained in the exercise of any power under this Act or any other written law is not inadmissible in any proceedings relating to an OCPO or FRO by reason only that it was first obtained in the exercise of that power; and the admissibility of such matter is to be determined in accordance with the rules of evidence under any written law and any relevant rules of law.

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Part 6

Disqualification Orders

Part 7

Powers to Investigate and to Obtain Information from Comptroller of Income Tax and Comptroller of Goods and Services Tax

Part 8

Disclosure and Tipping-Off

Part 9

Confiscation of Benefitsfrom Organised Crime Activities

Part 10

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