The Public Prosecutor may postpone the execution of a confiscation order in the following cases:
1° Where the confiscation order relates to a sum of money and the amount recovered is likely to exceed the amount specified in the confiscation order owing to its execution in several States;
2° Where the execution of the confiscation order is likely to prejudice an ongoing criminal investigation or proceedings.
The public prosecutor who postpones the execution of the confiscation order shall immediately inform the competent authority of the issuing State by any means that leaves a written record, stating the reasons for the postponement and, if possible, its foreseeable duration.
As soon as the reason for postponement no longer exists, the Public Prosecutor shall execute the confiscation order and inform the competent authority of the issuing State thereof by any means which leaves a written record.