51G.— The Central Authority shall inform, by any means capable of producing a written record, the competent authority in the designated state that transmitted an external confiscation order of the following:

(a) where the external confiscation order was transmitted by or on behalf of a court in a designated state that is a member state, when the Central Authority receives the external confiscation order;

(b) where the external confiscation order was transmitted by or on behalf of a court in a designated state that is a member state, when the execution of the external confiscation order has been completed;

(c) where it is impossible to execute the external confiscation order under section 51A because, after consultation with that competent authority, the realisable property the subject of that order has been destroyed or cannot be found in the location indicated in the documents accompanying that order or that location has not been indicated in a sufficiently precise manner;

(d) where the High Court refuses under section 51B to make a confiscation co-operation order, or makes an order refusing the execution of an external confiscation order made by or on behalf of a designated state that is a member state because, after consultation with that competent authority, the realisable property the subject of that external confiscation order has been destroyed or cannot be found in the location indicated in the documents accompanying the external confiscation order or that location has not been indicated in a sufficiently precise manner;

(e) where there has been postponement of confiscation ordered in respect of that external confiscation order under section 51C, or the grounds for such a postponement have ceased and an order has therefore been made under subsection (4) of that section;

(f) where there has been variation or discharge in respect of that external confiscation order under section 51D or 51E; or

(g) where the execution of the external confiscation order has been terminated under section 51F.]