Criminal Asset Recovery Order, 2012 · s 98

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98.
Sharing confiscated property with foreign countries
(1)
The Attorney General may enter into---:
(a)
an assets sharing agreement with the competent authority of a foreign country in respect of such part of any property realised;
(b) arrangements for coordinating seizure, freezing, restraint and confiscation proceedings with the competent authority of a foreign country-
(i)
in the foreign country, as a result of action taken by the
Attorney General pursuant to section 91; or
(ii) in Brunei Darussalam, as a result of action taken in Brunei
Darussalam pursuant to section 94( 1), as he thinks fit.
(2)
On request by a foreign country made to him the Attorney General may transfer to the foreign country any property recovered in Brunei Darussalam in response to request for the enforcement of a foreign order.
(3)
Unless the foreign country and Brunei Darussalam agree otherwise the
Attorney General may deduct reasonable expenses incurred in the recovery, investigation and judicial proceedings which have led to a transfer referred to in snbsection (2).

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s 98Sharing confiscated property with foreign countries

(1)

The Attorney General may enter into---:

(a)

an assets sharing agreement with the competent authority of a foreign country in respect of such part of any property realised;

(b)

arrangements for coordinating seizure, freezing, restraint and confiscation proceedings with the competent authority of a foreign country-

(i)

in the foreign country, as a result of action taken by the

Attorney General pursuant to section 91; or

(ii)

in Brunei Darussalam, as a result of action taken in Brunei

Darussalam pursuant to section 94( 1), as he thinks fit.

(2)

On request by a foreign country made to him the Attorney General may transfer to the foreign country any property recovered in Brunei Darussalam in response to request for the enforcement of a foreign order.

(3)

Unless the foreign country and Brunei Darussalam agree otherwise the

Attorney General may deduct reasonable expenses incurred in the recovery, investigation and judicial proceedings which have led to a transfer referred to in snbsection (2).