Until a day to be appointed1 a court sentencing or otherwise dealing with a person convicted of a specified offence2 may also make a financial reporting order in respect of him3. However, it may do so only if it is satisfied that the risk of the person's committing another specified offence is sufficiently high to justify the making of a financial reporting order4.
A financial reporting order:
(1) comes into force when it is made5; and
(2) has effect for the period specified in the order, beginning with the date on which it is made6.
If the order is made by
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