Once an individual or entity is listed on the DFAT Consolidated List, it becomes a criminal offence under the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945 to either deal with their assets (sect. 20) or to make available assets (sect. 21), directly or indirectly, to them.
Once an individual or entity is listed on the DFAT Consolidated List, it becomes a criminal offence under the Charter of the United Nations Act 1945 to either deal with their assets (sect. 20) or to make available assets (sect. 21)， directly or indirectly, to them.