“Enforcement costs” are determined by the:

This question addresses who determines Enforcement costs. In administrative proceedings, the Hearing Officer is typically empowered to assess and determine these costs. This role involves evaluating the expenses incurred during the enforcement process and assigning them appropriately, often as part of a final order or decision after a hearing.

• A: The Court handles judicial costs, which are distinct from administrative enforcement costs.
• C: The Director General oversees operations but usually delegates cost determination to the adjudicating officer.
• D: The Offender cannot determine costs against themselves.

The Hearing Officer's role ensures an impartial assessment of costs.