How is the cost of enforcement recovered if not paid?

According to the PERA Force Laws, when the cost of enforcement is not voluntarily paid, the law provides a clear mechanism for recovery: it is recovered as arrears of land revenue. This ensures that the enforcement cost is legally collected and treated as a government claim, similar to unpaid taxes or other public dues. Recovering costs as arrears of land revenue gives the authorities the power to attach or recover amounts from the defaulter’s property if necessary. This provision prevents delays in enforcement and ensures that the PERA Force Laws maintain their effectiveness by making non-payment accountable under the law. By codifying this recovery method, the law emphasizes efficiency, compliance, and proper fiscal management of enforcement activities.