Form 1
Writ of sale where immediate execution directed

Section 19B, Crimes Act 1961

Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God Queen of New Zealand and Her Other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.

To the Sheriff of [place]: Greeting

Whereas [full name] of [address, occupation] (hereinafter called the offender) was on the [date] convicted of [offence] in the High Court at [place] and was ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] for costs:

And whereas the court is of opinion that the offender has sufficient means to pay the said sums forthwith (or that the offender has no fixed place of residence) (or that, having regard to special circumstances execution should issue without delay):

We command you that of the personal property of the offender in your district, except necessary tools of trade to a value not exceeding $500, and necessary household furniture and effects, including the wearing apparel of the offender and his or her family, to a value not exceeding $2,000, you cause to be made the sum of [in words] and the fees and expenses of and incidental to the issue and execution of this writ and immediately after the execution you pay into the High Court at [place] the sum so made.

And we also command you that you indorse on this writ immediately after execution thereof a statement of the manner in which you have executed it.

Issued under the seal of the High Court at [place] on [date].

• Schedule form 1: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 5(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 1: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 5(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 1: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 5(c) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 2
Warrant of commitment for non-payment issued in the first instance

Section 19B, Crimes Act 1961

To every constable (or to [full name], constable), and to the Superintendent of the prison at [place].

[Full name], of [address, occupation] (hereinafter called the offender) was on the [date] convicted of [offence] in the High Court at [place] and was ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] for costs.

The court being of opinion that the offender has sufficient means to pay the said sums forthwith (or that the offender has no fixed place of residence) (or that having regard to special circumstances execution should issue without delay) directed that in default of payment the offender be imprisoned for a period of [months] and that a warrant of commitment be issued in the first instance.

The offender has not paid the said sums.

The court directs you, the said constable(s), unless the total amount shown at the foot of this warrant is sooner paid to you, to arrest the offender and deliver him to the prison at [place], and you, the said Superintendent, to receive the offender into your custody and detain him for a period of [months] unless the said sums and the costs and charges of the commitment are sooner paid.

• Schedule form 2: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 6(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 2: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 6(c) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 3
Warrant to collect sum adjudged to be paid on conviction

Section 19C, Crimes Act 1961

To every constable: (or to [full name], constable:)

[Full name], of [address, occupation] (hereinafter called the offender) was on the [date] convicted of [offence] in the High Court at [place] and ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] costs. [Here set out the particulars of any order made under section 19 of the Crimes Act 1961.]

The offender has not paid [constable(s)] the said sums but has made default. I direct you to collect from the offender the said sums or so much of them as remains unpaid and the fee for the issue of this warrant and pay them to this court, or, if the offender fails to pay on demand, to make a report as to his means for the court so far as you have been able to ascertain them, or if after reasonable inquiry the offender cannot be found, to make a report to that effect to the court.

• Schedule form 3: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 7(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 3: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 7(c) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 4
Constable's return to warrant to collect sum adjudged to be paid

Section 19C(2), Crimes Act 1961

I [name], of [place], constable, hereby certify to the High Court at [place] that—

After reasonable inquiry the offender could not be found. (or I demanded payment from the offender of the sums within-mentioned, but the said sums have not been paid, and, pursuant to section 19C(2) of the Crimes Act 1961, I hereby make report as to the means of the offender so far as I have been able to ascertain them.) [Here set out report. The report should state whether the offender has attained the age of 21 years.]

• Schedule form 4: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 8 of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 5
Writ of sale following issue of warrant to collect

Section 19D, Crimes Act 1961

Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God Queen of New Zealand and Her Other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith.

To the Sheriff of [place]: Greeting

Whereas [full name] of [address, occupation] (hereinafter called the offender) was on the [date] convicted of [offence] in the High Court at [place] and ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] for costs:

And whereas a constable has made a report to the court pursuant to a warrant to collect dated the [date] as to the means of the offender (or that the defendant could not be found):

And whereas the offender has not paid the said sums:

And whereas the High Court has made an order for the issue of this writ:

We command you that of the real and personal estate of the offender in your district, except necessary tools of trade to a value not exceeding $500, and necessary household furniture and effects, including the wearing apparel of the offender and his or her family, to a value not exceeding $2,000, you cause to be made the sum of [in words] and the fees and expenses of and incidental to the issue and execution of this writ and immediately after the execution you pay into the High Court at [place] the sum so made.

And we also command you that you indorse on this writ immediately after execution thereof a statement of the manner in which you have executed it.

Issued under the seal of the High Court at [date].

• Schedule form 5: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 9(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 5: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 9(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 5: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 9(c) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 5: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 9(d) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 6
Warrant of commitment following issue of warrant to collect

Section 19D, Crimes Act 1961

To every constable (or to [full name], constable), and to the Superintendent of the prison at [place].

[Full name], of [address, occupation] (hereinafter called the offender) was on the [date] convicted of [offence] in the High Court at [place] and was ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] for costs.

A constable has made a report to the court pursuant to a warrant to collect dated the [date] as to the means of the offender (or that the offender could not be found).

The offender has not paid the said sums and the High Court has made an order for the immediate imprisonment of the offender.

Pursuant to that order, you, the said constable(s), are hereby directed, unless the total amount shown at the foot of this warrant is sooner paid to you, to arrest the offender and deliver him to the prison at [place], and you, the said Superintendent, are hereby directed to receive the offender into your custody and to imprison him for a period of [months] unless the sum due is sooner paid.

• Schedule form 6: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 10(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 6: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 10(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 6: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 10(d) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 6A
Summons to person liable to community work, community detention, or home detention for non-payment of fine

Section 19DA, Crimes Act 1961

To [full name], of [address, occupation].

On the [date] you were convicted of [offence] by the High Court at [place] and you were ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] for [costs].

A warrant to collect was issued on the [date] *(and a warrant of distress on the [date]), but (part of) the sum of money is still unpaid.

Now pursuant to section 19DA of the Crimes Act 1961 you are liable to be sentenced to community work, community detention, or home detention.

You are summoned to appear on [date] at [time] at the High Court at [place] to show cause why any of these sentences should not be imposed on you.

• Schedule form 6A: inserted, on 1 October 1985, by regulation 2(2) Criminal Proceeding (Enforcement of Fines) Rules 1967, Amendment No 1 (SR 1985/243).

• Schedule form 6A heading: amended, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(1) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

• Schedule form 6A heading: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 11(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 6A: amended, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(2)(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

• Schedule form 6A: amended, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(2)(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

• Schedule form 6A: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 11(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 6B
Warrant to arrest person liable to community work, community detention, or home detention for non-payment of fine

Section 19DA, Crimes Act 1961

To every constable:

On the [date] [full name], of [address, occupation], (hereinafter called the offender) was convicted of [offence] by the High Court at [place] and was ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] for [costs].

A warrant to collect was issued on the [date] *(and a warrant of distress on the [date]), but (part of) the sum of money is still unpaid.

Now pursuant to section 19DA of the Crimes Act 1961 the offender is liable to be sentenced to community work, community detention, or home detention.

I am of the opinion that there are grounds for the issue of this warrant of arrest.

And I direct you to arrest the offender and bring the offender before the High Court as soon as possible to show cause why any of these sentences should not be imposed on the offender.

• Schedule form 6B: inserted, on 1 October 1985, by regulation 2(2) of the Criminal Proceeding (Enforcement of Fines) Rules 1967, Amendment No 1 (SR 1985/243).

• Schedule form 6B heading: amended, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(3) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

• Schedule form 6B heading: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 12(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 6B: amended, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(4)(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

• Schedule form 6B: amended, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(4)(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

• Schedule form 6B: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 12(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 6C
Order for sentence of community work for non-payment of fine, etc

Section 19DA, Crimes Act 1961

Case no:

To [defendant's full name] of [current address, occupation, phone number(s)]

You have been ordered to pay the amount(s) specified in the Schedule of this order.

*The amount remains unpaid.

*These amounts remain unpaid.

Because of this, on [specify date of sentence], a High Court Judge at [place] sentenced you to [specify hours of community work] hours of community work.

*You must report to a probation officer in the probation area in which you reside as soon as practicable, and not later than 72 hours after [specify date of sentence].

*The start of your sentence is deferred until [specify sentence start date]. You must report to a probation officer in the probation area in which you reside on that date.

*This sentence is to be served at the same time as (that is, concurrently with) the sentence of community work imposed in the High Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served at the same time as (that is, concurrently with) the sentence of community work imposed in the District Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served after (that is, cumulatively with) the sentence of community work imposed in the High Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served after (that is, cumulatively with) the sentence of community work imposed in the District Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*The probation officer may allow you to complete up to 20% of your sentence as training in basic work and living skills.

If you pay $ [total amount owing] to the court, this sentence will be cancelled.

I, the defendant, have received a copy of this order.

Department of Corrections advised of order on [date].

• 1 You must comply with the following community work conditions:

  • (a) you must report to a probation officer whenever you are directed to do so during your sentence:

  • (b) you must work as directed by a probation officer until you have completed your sentence:

  • (c) if you move to a new residential address, you must advise a probation officer of your new residential address within 72 hours:

  • (d) if the probation officer is not satisfied with the quality of your work, he or she can refuse to count these hours towards your sentence. This means that you could be required to complete further hours not exceeding 10% of your total sentence:

  • (e) a probation officer may remit up to 10% of your sentence if he or she is satisfied with your compliance with your sentence.

• 2 The following conditions apply to your sentence:

  • (a) you may have to work a maximum of 10 hours in 1 day and a maximum of 40 hours in one week:

  • (b) if you are sentenced to 100 hours or less of community work, you must serve your sentence within 6 months of its start date:

  • (c) if you are sentenced to more than 100 hours of community work, you must serve at least 100 hours in every 6-month period from your sentence's start date until all the hours in it are served:

  • *(d) if you fail, without reasonable excuse, to complete training in basic work and living skills, the hours that you spent undertaking that training will not be counted towards your sentence.

If you do not comply with these conditions, without reasonable excuse, you could be arrested and prosecuted. You could be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or be liable to a fine not exceeding $1,000.

• 3 Your sentence can be varied or cancelled by the Court following an application from you or a probation officer under section 68 of the Sentencing Act 2002.

• Schedule form 6C: replaced, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(5) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

Form 6CA
Order for sentence of community detention for non-payment of fine, etc

Section 19DA, Crimes Act 1961 occasion

Case no:

To [defendant's full name] of [current address, occupation, phone number(s)]

You have been ordered to pay the amount(s) specified in the Schedule of this order.

*The amount remains unpaid.

*These amounts remain unpaid.

Because of this, on [specify date of sentence], a High Court Judge at [place] sentenced you to [specify number] months, [specify number] weeks, and [specify number] days of community detention. This sentence starts on [specify sentence start date].

During this sentence, you will be subject to a curfew. This means that you must be at the curfew address [specify curfew address] during the curfew period.

*Your curfew starts every day at [specify time] and finishes at [specify time].

Your curfew starts on [specify day] day at [specify time] and finishes on [specify day] day at [specify time].

*Your curfew starts every week on [specify day] at [specify time] and finishes on [specify day] at [specify time].

*Your curfew starts every month on [specify day] at [specify time] and finishes on [specify day] at [specify time].

To ensure you comply with this sentence, you may be monitored electronically.

*This sentence is to be served at the same time as (that is, concurrently with) the sentence of community detention imposed in the High Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served at the same time as (that is, concurrently with) the sentence of community detention imposed in the District Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served after (that is, cumulatively with) the sentence of community detention imposed in the High Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served after (that is, cumulatively with) the sentence of community detention imposed in the District Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

You must report in person to a probation officer in the probation area in which you reside as soon as practicable, and not later than 24 hours, after [specify start date of sentence]. If the 24 hours elapses on a weekend or a public holiday, you must report on the next working day instead.

If you pay $ [total amount owing] to the court, this sentence will be cancelled.

Order served on defendant at [time] on [date]

I the defendant, have received a copy of this order.

Department of Corrections advised of order on [date].

• 1 You must comply with the following community detention general conditions:

  • (a) you must report to a probation officer whenever you are directed to do so by the probation officer during your sentence:

  • (b) you must tell a probation officer where you are living, including any change of address, and the nature and place of any employment you are undertaking if you are asked to do so:

  • (c) you must keep a copy of this order in your possession at all times. You must produce this order for inspection if a member of the police or a probation officer asks you to do so.

• 2 You must comply with the following curfew conditions:

  • (a) during the curfew, you are under the supervision of a probation officer and must comply with any lawful direction given by that probation officer:

  • (b) during the curfew, you must not leave the curfew address, except in the circumstances set out in paragraph 3 below.

• 3 During the curfew, you may leave the curfew address only in the following circumstances:

  • (a) to seek urgent medical or dental treatment:

  • (b) to avoid or minimise a serious risk of death or injury to yourself or another person:

  • (c) if a probation officer agrees, on humanitarian grounds. You must comply with any conditions imposed by that probation officer:

  • (d) if you are also completing a sentence of supervision or intensive supervision at the same time as (that is, concurrently with) this sentence, and a probation officer agrees, you may leave the curfew address during your curfew period to:

    • seek or engage in employment:

    • attend training or other rehabilitative or reintegrative activities or programmes:

    • attend a restorative justice conference or other process related to your offending:

    • carry out any undertaking arising from any restorative justice process.

If you do not comply with the community detention general conditions or the community detention curfew conditions, without reasonable excuse, you could be arrested and prosecuted. You could be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months or to a fine not exceeding $1,500.

• 4 You must allow a probation officer to enter your curfew address if you are required to be there at that time.

• 5 You must also allow an authorised person to enter your curfew address at any time if the authorised person seeks entry to service or inspect the electronic monitoring equipment.

If you do not comply with these other community detention requirements, without reasonable excuse, you could be arrested and prosecuted. You could be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or to a fine not exceeding $5,000.

• 6 You, or a probation officer, may apply to vary or cancel your community detention sentence under section 691 of the Sentencing Act 2002.

• Schedule form 6CA: inserted, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(5) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

Form 6CB
Order for sentence of home detention for non-payment of fine, etc

Section 19DA, Crimes Act 1961

Case no:

To [defendant's full name] of [current address], [current occupation], [current phone number(s)]

You have been ordered to pay the amount(s) specified in the Schedule of this order.

*The amount remains unpaid.

*These amounts remain unpaid.

Because of this, on [specify date of sentence], a High Court Judge at [place] sentenced you to home detention for a period of [specify period] starting on [specify home detention start date].

You must serve your sentence at [specify home detention address].

*You must go to this address and begin serving your sentence immediately.

*You must go to this address and begin serving your sentence on [specify home detention start date].

During your sentence, you must comply with the standard detention conditions listed in paragraph 1 of the “Important information” sheet attached. These conditions finish on [specify standard conditions end date].

*In addition, you must comply with the following special detention conditions: *[specify special conditions].

*These finish on [specify special conditions end date].

To ensure you comply with this sentence, you may be monitored electronically.

*After you have completed your sentence on [specify home detention end date], you must comply with the standard post-detention conditions set out in paragraph 7 of the “Important information” sheet attached. These finish on [specify standard post-detention conditions end date].

*You must also comply with the following special post-detention conditions: *[specify special post-detention conditions].

*These finish on [specify special post-detention conditions end date].

*This sentence is to be served at the same time as (that is, concurrently with) the sentence of home detention imposed in the High Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served at the same time as (that is, concurrently with) the sentence of home detention imposed in the District Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served after (that is, cumulatively with) the sentence of home detention imposed in the High Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

*This sentence is to be served after (that is, cumulatively with) the sentence of home detention imposed in the District Court at [place] on [date], CRN [specify case reference number].

If you pay $[specify total amount owing] to the court, this sentence will be cancelled.

Order served on defendant at [time] on [date].

I, the defendant, have received a copy of this order.

Department of Corrections advised of order on [date].

• 1 You must comply with the following standard detention conditions:

  • (a) you are under the supervision of a probation officer. You must co-operate with the probation officer and comply with any lawful direction given by that probation officer:

  • (b) you must not leave the home detention residence at any time, except as outlined in paragraph 2 below:

  • (c) you must keep a copy of this order in your possession at all times. You must produce this order for inspection if a member of the police or a probation officer asks you to do so:

  • (d) you must, when required to do so by a probation officer, submit to the electronic monitoring of compliance with your detention conditions:

  • (e) a probation officer may direct you not to engage, or continue to engage, in a specific employment or occupation. If a probation officer gives you that direction, you must not engage, or continue to engage, in that employment or occupation:

  • (f) a probation officer may give you a written direction not to associate with any specified person, or with persons of a specified class. If a probation officer gives you that written direction, you must not associate with that specified person or with persons of that specified class:

  • (g) a probation officer may direct you to take part in an assessment of our rehabilitative and reintegrative needs. If and when you are directed to do so, you must take part in that assessment.

• 2 You may leave your home detention residence only in the following circumstances:

  • (a) to seek urgent medical or dental treatment; or

  • (b) to avoid or minimise a serious risk of death or injury to yourself or another person; or

  • (c) with the approval of a probation officer,—

    • to comply with any special condition of your sentence of home detention:

    • to seek or engage in employment:

    • to attend training or other rehabilitative or reintegrative activities or programmes: to attend a restorative justice conference or other process related to your offending:

    • to carry out any undertaking arising from any restorative justice process:

    • for any other purpose that has been approved specifically by a probation officer, such as the completion of a concurrent community work sentence.

• 3 A probation officer may approve an alternative residence while an application to vary your home detention residence is being considered.

• 4 If you have been sentenced to home detention for 6 months or more, and you have completed three-quarters of your sentence, a probation officer may authorise you to spend up to 4 hours per day away from your home detention residence without a specified purpose. The probation officer may authorise such absences for any or all of the remaining days of the sentence.

If you do not comply with the standard detention conditions, without reasonable excuse, you could be arrested and prosecuted. You could be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 1 year or to a fine not exceeding $2,000.

• 5 You must allow a probation officer to enter your home detention residence if you are required to be there at that time.

• 6 You must also allow an authorised person to enter your home detention residence at any time if the authorised person seeks entry to service or inspect the electronic monitoring equipment.

If you do not comply with these other detention requirements, without reasonable excuse, you could be arrested and prosecuted. You could be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 3 months or be liable to a fine not exceeding $5,000.

• 7 After you have completed your sentence, you must comply with the following standard post-detention conditions:

  • (a) you must report to a probation officer whenever you are directed to do so:

  • (b) you must tell a probation officer, if he or she asks you to do so, where you are living and the nature and place of any employment you undertake:

  • (c) if you plan to move within a probation area, you must give a probation officer reasonable notice (unless prior notification is impossible) before moving. You must advise a probation officer of your new address:

  • (d) you must have written permission from a probation officer before you move to a new residential address in another probation area. You must report to a probation officer in your new probation area as soon as you can, and not later than 72 hours, after you arrive in the new probation area:

  • (e) you must not live at any address that a probation officer has directed you not to live at:

  • (f) a probation officer may direct you not to engage, or continue to engage, in a specific employment or occupation. If a probation officer gives you that direction, you must not engage, or continue to engage, in that employment or occupation:

  • (g) a probation officer may give you a written direction not to associate with any specified person, or with persons of a specified class. If a probation officer gives you that written direction, you must not associate with that specified person or with persons of that specified class:

  • (h) a probation officer may direct you to take part in an assessment of your rehabilitative and reintegrative needs. If and when you are directed to do so, you must take part in that assessment.

If you do not comply with these standard post-detention conditions, without reasonable excuse, you could be arrested and prosecuted. You could be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 6 months or to a fine not exceeding $1,500.

• 8 You, or a probation officer, may apply to vary or cancel your home detention sentence under section 80F of the Sentencing Act 2002.

• 9 You, or a probation officer, may apply to vary or discharge your post-detention conditions under section 80R of the Sentencing Act 2002.

• Schedule form 6CB: inserted, on 1 October 2007, by rule 5(5) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2007 (SR 2007/295).

Form 6D
Order for sentence of periodic detention for non-payment of fine

[Revoked]

• Schedule form 6D: revoked, on 30 June 2002, by rule 15 of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

Form 7
Sheriff's warrant to bailiff (writ of sale)

Rule 7, Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Rules 1967

From [name] Esquire, Sheriff of the District of [place] in New Zealand,

To every constable (or to [full name], constable), and to my Bailiff.

Whereas [full name], of [address, occupation] (hereinafter called the offender) was on the [date] convicted of in the High Court and was ordered to pay the sum of $[amount] and the sum of $[amount] for costs.

Now therefore by virtue of the Queen's Writ issued out of Her Majesty's High Court at [place] to me directed and delivered, I command you that you cause to be made of the personal estate of the offender in my district, except necessary tools of trade to a value not exceeding $500, and necessary household furniture and effects, including the wearing apparel of the offender and his or her family, to a value not exceeding $2,000, the sum of $[amount] and the fees and expenses of and incidental to the issue and execution of the Queen's Writ so that I may cause the said sum of $[amount] immediately after the execution to be rendered to the High Court at [place].

The said sum is made up as follows:

Given under my hand and seal of my office this [date].

The fees and expenses of and incidental to the issue and execution of the Writ as follows:

• Schedule form 7: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 14(a) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 7: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 14(b) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).

• Schedule form 7: amended, on 30 June 2002, by rule 14(c) of the Criminal Proceedings (Enforcement of Fines) Amendment Rules 2002 (SR 2002/181).