Name of the Organization : Northern Territory Department of the Attorney General & Justice
Type of Facility : Pay Fines Online
Country : Australia
Website : http://www.fru.nt.gov.au/
Pay Online : https://frupayonline.nt.gov.au/
What is Fines Recovery Unit (FRU)?
The creation of the Fines Recovery Unit resulted from an extensive enquiry by the Northern Territory Government into the fines process and recovery of debt.
Related / Similar Facility : DOTAG Western Australia Fines Payment
The new scheme is based on Australian Best Practice and its main objective is to provide a cost efficient recovery service and ensure that Court imposed fines and infringement notices are complied with.
In accordance with the Fines and Penalties (Recovery) Act 2001, the Fines Recovery Unit (FRU) commenced operations on 2 January 2002. The FRU manages all aspects of fine recovery including the taking of payments, the making of time to pay arrangements and providing information to the public about the enforcement when no other solution can be found. These enforcement orders range from licence and registration suspension through to civil enforcement and community work orders.
How To Pay FRU Fines Online?
To Pay FRU Fines Online, follow the below steps
Payment Methods Include:
BPay:
With BPay, you can pay your bills directly from your bank account, over the phone or on the Internet.
Please note the following :
Quote biller code 57265 if your BPay Reference number consists of 8 digits eg. ‘87812345’
Quote biller code 696344 if your BPay Reference number consists of 10 digits eg. ‘1212345678’
You will need to contact your bank to arrange access to their telephone or Internet banking services if you have not already done so.
Online Payments:
Click on the link below to make an online payment. Clicking this link will launch a new page.
Centrepay:
If you receive a Centrelink payment you can arrange to have instalments deducted from those payments and paid to the Fines Recovery Unit. Please contact the Fines Recovery Unit to make arrangements.
EFTPOS:
Your fine can be paid utilising EFTPOS facilities at any Court House in the NT, Australia Post or the Fines Recovey Unit.
Cheque or Money Order:
You can pay your fine by cheque or money through Australia Post. Cheques will be accepted by any Court House and remote Police Station in the NT as well as the Fines Recovery Unit.
Cash or Credit Card:
You can pay your fine by cash or credit card at any Court House in the NT, Australia Post or the Fines Recovey Unit.
NTPS Payroll Deduction:
If you are a Northern Territory Government employee, you may consider paying your fine through payroll deductions. For more information on ‘time to pay’ arrangements and payroll deduction options, contact a client service officer at the Fines Recovery Unit on Freecall 1800 111 530 or email:AGD.FinesRecoveryUnit@nt.gov.au
how to pay :
** If you get a fine, you must pay it under the law. It won’t go away. Read the law.
** A fine can also be known as an infringement notice.
Before you pay online :
You will need :
** your Visa or MasterCard
** infringement or reference number
** the amount you owe.
** You must pay the whole amount. Find out what you can do if you can’t pay your fine in full.
What you can pay :
You can pay all of the following fines and infringements notices :
Northern Territory police infringements for:
** speed and red light camera offences
** other traffic offences
** on-the-spot fines
** court ordered fines
** parking fines that are overdue and have reached enforcement.
Due Date of Fine Payment
If you pay late :
** Check carefully for the payment due date of your fine.
** If you pay late, other costs may have already been added to your fine.
** Find out what happens if you don’t pay your fine.