If you get an order from the Authority or the court, you can take it to the District Court to make it enforceable. This means the District Court can help make sure the order is followed, just like one of their own orders. You can do this with any order, even if it says someone has to pay a fine.

When you take the order to the District Court, it becomes enforceable in the same way as an order made by the District Court. To avoid any confusion, an order that says someone has to pay a fine can be enforced under Part 3 of the Summary Proceedings Act 1957.

You can think of the District Court like a place that helps make sure people follow the rules, and they can do this with orders from other authorities too.