In addition to what is required by Recommendation 4, authorities can also issue non-conviction based forfeiture orders which are decided upon a civil standard and directed at persons, property, or equivalent value (sections 47, 49 and 116). Property-based civil forfeiture orders apply to any suspected indictable offence, foreign offence, or offence of “Commonwealth concern”, while those directed at a person or equivalent value can be applied for a suspected “serious offence” (defined as an indictable offence punishable by 3 or more years’ imprisonment plus other conditions). Finally, unexplained wealth orders (section 179A-T) could be issues that would require a person to pay an amount equal to a portion of the person’s total wealth if the person cannot satisfy the court that the money is not derived from certain offences.