358Court may only consider certain reports and other matters

358 Court may only consider certain reports and other matters If the Court finds a child guilty of an offence, the Court may, in considering sentence, take into account only the following— (a) a pre-sentence report prepared by the Secretary or the Secretary to the Department of Justice and the evidence, if any, of its author; (b) a group conference report prepared by a group conference convenor and the evidence, if any, of its author; S. 358(ba) inserted by No. 43/2017 s. 10. (ba) a youth control order planning meeting report; (c) any report, submission or evidence given, made or tendered by or on behalf of the child who is to be sentenced; (d) any offences of which the child has been convicted or found guilty before the commission of the offence under consideration; (e) any submission on sentencing made by the informant or prosecutor or any person appearing on behalf of the Crown; (f) any victim impact statement made, or other evidence given, under section 359.