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Understanding my fine

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Public listing of names. When you receive a letter from the Fines Unit, its usually because your fine is overdue. Lifecycle of a fine. Fines are provided to the Fines Unit by Issuing Authorities when the original expiation notice goes unpaid. The expiation can then be provided to the Fines Unit for enforcement. At this stage a number of serious enforcement actions can occur if a fine is not managed on time. How to manage an overdue fine.

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Viewing and paying my fines

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Viewing and paying my fines. Public listing of names. Viewing and paying my fines. Viewing and paying my fines. If your fine is not yet overdue and is not a court issued fine, you can contact the authority who issued the fine to make enquiries about the fine itself. If you have a fine that has been issued by an interstate authority, please see our website for links to relevant sites. Balance of my fines. You can check your South Australian fine(s) balance here. Fines ...

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Resources and news

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Public listing of names. Changes to fines in South Australia. Keep an eye on this section for regular updates on the management of overdue fines in South Australia.

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Types of enforcements

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Restriction on transacting with the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. Suspension of Driver's Licence. Public listing of names. Enforcement actions are legislated measures that can be applied by the Fines Unit and include:. Restriction on Transacting Business with the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. If this enforcement action has been applied, you will need to pay your fine(s) in full or contact the Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit to discuss further. If this enforcement ac...

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Payment Arrangements

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Viewing and paying my fines. Public listing of names. A payment arrangement application fee of $18.70 will apply on new expiation notices. Payment arrangements are available to help spread your payments over a longer period. This means you can make regular weekly, fortnightly, and monthly payments to manage your amount owing along with other expenses in your household budget. Minimum payments will depend on the total amount owing and payment frequency. Or at a Service...

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Fines review process

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Public listing of names. There are a small number of grounds under which enforcements may be reviewed. Fines Unit enforcement review. A review may take place if:. A fine has already been paid. The Issuing Authority didnt receive an election to be prosecuted, statutory declaration, or other required document. The client did not receive a notice required by legislation. Procedures required by legislation were not followed. Expiation of Offences Act 1996.

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Public listing of names

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Public listing of names. Seizure and sale of assets. Public listing of names. Public listing of names. The Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit can publish the names of individuals and registered companies that have overdue fines. Names will be published at the discretion of the Unit’s Director and is an enforcement measure adopted after:. Several attempts to contact the outstanding debtor have been made, and. No payment has been received or payment arrangement set up.

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My details

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Public listing of names. All details can be updated by logging into Fines Online Services. Sending an email to fines@sa.gov.au. Or contacting our contact centre on 1800 659 538. Authorising an alternative contact. Another person is not permitted to enquire about your fine(s) unless you have authorised that person as an alternate contact with the Fines Unit. No information will be provided unless the Fines Unit has them on file as an authorised person.

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Suspension of Driver's Licence

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Fines Enforcement and Recovery Unit. Restriction on transacting with the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. Suspension of Driver's Licence. Public listing of names. Suspension of Drivers Licence. Suspension of Drivers Licence. The Fines Unit may suspend your licence if outstanding fines remain unpaid. This means you are not permitted to drive a vehicle, or to supervise a Learner driver. Costs incurred in the application of a drivers licence suspension will also be added to the amount owed. How can this be done?