sec.110EMultiple orders for single graffiti offence

### sec.110E Multiple orders for single graffiti offence This section applies if— an offender is before a court for sentence after being convicted of a single graffiti offence; and in relation to the offence, the court makes a graffiti removal order and also makes 1 or both of the following orders— a community service order; a probation order. The court— must make separate orders; and must not impose an order as a requirement of another order. If the court makes both a graffiti removal order and a community service order, the total number of hours of unpaid service ordered must not be more than 240. If the offender for whom the orders are made contravenes a requirement of any of the orders and is dealt with for the original offence in relation to the order, the other orders are discharged. s 110E ins 2013 No. 31 s 47 (sec.110E-ssec.1) This section applies if— an offender is before a court for sentence after being convicted of a single graffiti offence; and in relation to the offence, the court makes a graffiti removal order and also makes 1 or both of the following orders— a community service order; a probation order. (sec.110E-ssec.2) The court— must make separate orders; and must not impose an order as a requirement of another order. (sec.110E-ssec.3) If the court makes both a graffiti removal order and a community service order, the total number of hours of unpaid service ordered must not be more than 240. (sec.110E-ssec.4) If the offender for whom the orders are made contravenes a requirement of any of the orders and is dealt with for the original offence in relation to the order, the other orders are discharged. - (a) an offender is before a court for sentence after being convicted of a single graffiti offence; and - (b) in relation to the offence, the court makes a graffiti removal order and also makes 1 or both of the following orders— (i) a community service order; (ii) a probation order. - (i) a community service order; - (ii) a probation order. - (i) a community service order; - (ii) a probation order. - (a) must make separate orders; and - (b) must not impose an order as a requirement of another order.