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case it is not required to state when it was acquired.
Both of these details are considered vital aspects of
an investigation and provision is made to include them
by amending section 14(1)(a) and (c). Section 14(1)(d)
is amended to make it clear that where a person is by
notice required to attend before an investigating officer
to be asked questions relevant to the investigation
those questions need not be specified in the notice.
Clauses 7 and 8 make a number of related
7.
amendments with respect to notices and orders restricting
dealings by a suspected person with property held by him
or by a third party on his behalf.
8.
Clause 7 amends section 14A
(a) to make it clear that a notice issued by the
Commissioner under that section to a suspect
will, unless it otherwise provides, apply
also to the income from the property specified
in the notice; and
(b) to enable a notice to remain in force once
a prosecution has commenced, until proceedings
on the prosecution are finalized (as is
presently the case with restraining orders
under section 14C) and, if a confiscation
or monetary penalty order is made on
conviction, until that order is complied
with.