Exclusion of court stay from limitation periods extends minimum adjudication time and adjusts attachment timelines. The amendments exclude periods of court-ordered stay from computation of limitation and prescribed timelines, extend remaining time to specified minima where exclusion reduces available period, shift provisional attachment and adjudication deadlines to run from the last day of the month of notice, bar general inquiry powers after an attachment notice (retrospectively), introduce a fixed penalty for noncompliance with summons or information obligations with procedural safeguards, allow certified custody records or true copies as evidence, and require prior sanction of the Board for prosecution of specified offences.
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Exclusion of court stay from limitation periods extends minimum adjudication time and adjusts attachment timelines.
The amendments exclude periods of court-ordered stay from computation of limitation and prescribed timelines, extend remaining time to specified minima where exclusion reduces available period, shift provisional attachment and adjudication deadlines to run from the last day of the month of notice, bar general inquiry powers after an attachment notice (retrospectively), introduce a fixed penalty for noncompliance with summons or information obligations with procedural safeguards, allow certified custody records or true copies as evidence, and require prior sanction of the Board for prosecution of specified offences.
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