(1) In deciding
whether to make and if so the terms of a reparation order in relation to an
offence, a court may take into account as evidence —
(a) any
evidence given during proceedings for the offence;
(b) the
content of any record (as defined in the Criminal Procedure Act 2004 ) that
is relevant to the offence and that has been disclosed to the offender by the
prosecutor under that Act;
(c) any
statement tendered, or deposition made, or exhibit tendered, at committal
proceedings in relation to the offence;
(d) any
evidence given by a victim or the offender in relation to the making of a
reparation order.
(2) In deciding
whether to make and if so the terms of a reparation order in relation to an
offence, a court may take into account —
(a) any
pre-sentence report given to the court;
(b) any
victim impact statement given to the court;
(c) any
mediation report given to the court.
[Section 112 amended: No. 57 of 1999 s. 28; No. 4
of 2004 s. 58; No. 59 of 2004 s. 141; No. 84 of 2004 s. 65.]