If a court orders the payment of a fine or the forfeiture of a bond, the fine or forfeited amount must be paid immediately into the filing registry.

Note 1
A person may apply to the court for more time to pay a fine (see rule 1.14).
Note 2
If the court makes an order on an application without notice to the respondent, the order will operate until a time specified in the order (see rule 5.13).

Summary of Chapter 18
Chapter 18 sets out:
* the powers of the court that are delegated to Judicial Registrars, Registrars and Deputy Registrars; and
* the process for reviewing an order made by a Judicial Registrar or Registrar.
Note
A power or function expressed by these Rules to be conferred on a Registrar may also be exercised by:
* in the Family Court of Australia — a Judge, a Judicial Registrar or a Registrar;
* in the Family Court of Western Australia — a Judge;
* in the Supreme Court of a State or Territory — a Judge; and
* in a court of summary jurisdiction — a Magistrate.
The rules in Chapter 1 relating to the court's general powers apply in all cases and override all other provisions in these Rules.
A word or expression used in this Chapter may be defined in the dictionary at the end of these Rules.