88 Withdrawal of warrants of control issued by fines officer
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88  Withdrawal of warrants of control issued by fines officer

(1)     Schedule 5 to the Courts Act 2003 (collection of fines and other sums imposed on conviction) is amended as follows.

(2)     In paragraph 7(1) (Part 3 of Schedule does not apply on an appeal against a further steps notice) for “or 37(9)” substitute “, 37(9) or 37A(4)”.

(3)     In paragraph 37(7) (further steps notice must specify steps that fines officer intends to take) for “intends” substitute “wishes to be able”.

(4)     After paragraph 37 insert—

“Issue by fines officer of replacement notice

37A

(1)     This paragraph applies if—

(a)     the fines officer has delivered to P a notice (“the current notice”) that is—

(i)     a further steps notice that has not been replaced by a notice under this paragraph, or

(ii)     a notice under this paragraph that has not been replaced by a further notice under this paragraph,

(b)     P remains liable to pay any part of the sum due, and

(c)     the fines officer wishes to be able to take one or more steps listed in paragraph 38 but not specified in the current notice.

(2)

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