Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005
15Application—pt 3.2
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15 Application—pt 3.2 (1) This part applies if any of the following (a remanding authority) orders the remand of a person (the remandee) in custody under a territory law: (a) a court; (b) a magistrate; (c) the board; (d) an entity prescribed by regulation. (2) To remove any doubt, this part also applies to the remand of a person (also the remandee) during an adjournment in a proceeding before a remanding authority, whether the remand is for less than a day or for 1 day or more. 16 Effect of remand order The remanding authority’s order for remand— (a) authorises the director-general to have custody of the remandee (b) requires the director-general to— (i) take the remandee into custody; and (ii) keep the remandee in custody under full-time detention (iii) return the remandee to the remanding authority as required by the order.
Remand Part 3.2