sec.151ZCCourt may remand offender in custody

### sec.151ZC Court may remand offender in custody If a warrant is issued under section 151ZB (1) (a) , the court may remand the offender in custody to appear before the court if the court decides to— reserve making a decision about revoking the treatment order or rehabilitation part of the treatment order; or revoke the treatment order or rehabilitation part of the treatment order. The period for which the offender may be remanded in custody is— an initial period of not more than 30 days; and a further period or periods of not more than 8 days. If the court remands the offender in custody, the chief executive (corrective services) must ensure the person appears before the court to be dealt with as required. s 151ZC ins 2017 No. 41 s 35 (sec.151ZC-ssec.1) If a warrant is issued under section 151ZB (1) (a) , the court may remand the offender in custody to appear before the court if the court decides to— reserve making a decision about revoking the treatment order or rehabilitation part of the treatment order; or revoke the treatment order or rehabilitation part of the treatment order. (sec.151ZC-ssec.2) The period for which the offender may be remanded in custody is— an initial period of not more than 30 days; and a further period or periods of not more than 8 days. (sec.151ZC-ssec.3) If the court remands the offender in custody, the chief executive (corrective services) must ensure the person appears before the court to be dealt with as required. - (a) reserve making a decision about revoking the treatment order or rehabilitation part of the treatment order; or - (b) revoke the treatment order or rehabilitation part of the treatment order. - (a) an initial period of not more than 30 days; and - (b) a further period or periods of not more than 8 days.