(1) This section applies if -
(a) a confiscation order is made,
(b) it is not satisfied, and
(c) it is not subject to appeal.
(2) In such a case the court may on the application of the prosecutor exercise the powers conferred on it by this section.
(3) The court may appoint an administrator in respect of realisable property.
(4) An appointment of an administrator may be made subject to conditions or exceptions.
(5) The court may confer the powers mentioned in subsection (6) on an administrator appointed under subsection (3) above.
(6) Those powers are -
(a) power to take possession of any realisable property;
(b) power to manage or otherwise deal with the property;
(c) power to realise any realisable property, in such manner as the court may specify;
(d) so far as the property consists of cryptoassets, power to destroy the property.
(7) The court may order any person who has possession of realisable property to give possession of it to an administrator referred to in subsection (5).
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