Not all of it -- the law says they can be required to pay some of the costs, though, yes -- since 2014. It's definitely been used in complex fraud cases where

Not all of it -- the law says they can be required to pay some of the costs, though, yes -- since 2014. It's definitely been used in complex fraud cases where the convicted person is a high earner. At the low end in criminal cases heard in magistrates' costs, the convicted will pay a criminal court fee, which is fixed and not big, they can be asked to pay towards the prosecutor's costs, and there can be a victim surcharge (which funds victim support services and is not compensation for the victim), but those are means-tested.