Proceeds of Crime Act 2002

CHAPTER 2 - THE CONFISCATION SCHEME  

PART 2-1 - RESTRAINING ORDERS  

Division 2 - How restraining orders are obtained  

SECTION 28  

28   Prejudice to investigations  


A witness who is giving evidence relating to an application for a * restraining order is not required to answer a question or produce a document if the court is satisfied that the answer or document may prejudice the investigation of, or the prosecution of a person for, an offence.

 

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