The section of the Act that allows enforcement for non-compliance with an Absolute Order is:

Understanding the enforcement mechanisms for final decisions is key. Section 36(5) of the Act specifically provides the legal basis for enforcement when there is non-compliance with an Absolute Order. An Absolute Order represents a final and binding decision, and this section ensures that the authorities have the necessary powers to compel adherence to such orders, maintaining the effectiveness of the legal framework.

• Option B (38(2)) relates to an EO's action on movable encroachment failures.
• Option C (39) addresses the inadmissibility of representations.
• Option D (20) is likely a general provision, not specific to Absolute Order enforcement.

Hence, 36(5) is the correct section for enforcing Absolute Orders.