Penalty unit definition
Penalty unit means the basic unit of the fine for which persons who fail to comply with any prohibition or requirement under the Act may be liable. See values of penalty units under the Penalty Units and Other Penalties Act 1987 for more details.
Penalty unit means the sum of one hundred and twenty dollars ($120.00) per unit and when multiplied by the number of Penalty Units specified in a Rule in relation to an Offence, the product equals the monetary amount of Penalty for the Offence;
Penalty unit means the amount of money set under the Penalty Units and Other Penalties Act 1987;
More Definitions of Penalty unit
Penalty unit means a sum prescribed under the provisions of the Penalty Units and Other Penalties Act 1987;
Penalty unit means a Penalty unit as prescribed under the Sentencing Act 1992; (ee) “Rescission motion” is Notice of Motion to rescind a resolution made by Council; (ff) “Senior Officer” has the same meaning as in Section 3(1) of the Act;
Penalty unit means the penalty unit fixed under the Fines (Review and Amendment) Act 1998;
Penalty unit means the sum of fifty dollars ($50.00) per unit and when multiplied by the number of Penalty Units specified in a Rule in relation to an Offence or Serious Offence (as applicable), the product equals the monetary amount of the Penalty for the Offence or Serious Offence (as applicable);
Penalty unit means the value of a penalty unit prescribed pursuant to the Penalties and Sentencing Act 1992
Penalty unit means penalty units as prescribed in the Sentencing Act 1992;
Penalty unit means the pecuniary value of fines per unit as fixed under the Fines (Review and Amendment) Act 1998: