(1) Where a person is convicted of the offence of trafficking in persons the court may order that person to pay restitution to the victim.
(2) Restitution must compensate, where applicable, for any of the following—
(a) costs of medical and psychological treatment;
(b) costs of physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation;
(c) costs of necessary transportation, temporary housing and child care;
(d) lost income;
(e) attorney's fees and other legal costs;
(f) emotional distress, pain and suffering; and
(g) any other losses suffered by the victim which the court considers applicable.
(3) Restitution must be paid to the victim—
(a) upon the conviction of the accused; and
(b) as far as possible, from any property forfeited under section 8 or the proceeds of that property.
(4) The absence of the victim from the proceedings does not prejudice the victim's rights to receive restitution.