Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999
76Existing suspended sentence orders under section 12
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76 Existing suspended sentence orders under section 12
76 Existing suspended sentence orders under section 12
(1) This clause applies to an order (the suspended sentence order) made under section 12 before its repeal by the amending Act—
(a) suspending execution of a sentence of imprisonment, and
(b) directing that the offender enter into a good behaviour bond,
and in force immediately before the commencement day.
(2) The repeal of section 12 and any associated provisions does not affect the continuity of operation of the suspended sentence order. The order continues in force despite the repeal of that section, subject to this Act.
(3) This Act and the regulations continue to apply to and in respect of the following as if the amending Act had not been enacted—
(a) the suspended sentence order and good behaviour bond,
(b) the person subject to the order and bond,
(c) action that may be taken for failure to comply with any of the conditions of the bond.
(4) If a court (under section 98 as previously in force but continuing to apply under subclause (3)) revokes the good behaviour bond—
(a) the suspended sentence order ceases to have effect in relation to the sentence of imprisonment suspended by the order, and
(b) the court must either—
(i) order that the offender be sentenced or re-sentenced to imprisonment to be served in full-time detention, or
(ii) make an intensive correction order under this Act, as amended by the amending Act, in respect of the offence concerned, and
(c) this Act (including Part 4), as amended by the amending Act, applies to the sentencing or re-sentencing of the offender under this clause in the same way as it applies to the sentencing of an offender on a conviction, and
(d) section 24 applies to the sentencing or re-sentencing of the offender under this clause in the same way as it applies to the sentencing of an offender on a conviction, but taking into account—
(i) the fact that the offender has been the subject of the good behaviour bond, and