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Sentencing Act 1997
95Appeal against sentence imposed on variation or breach
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95 Appeal against sentence imposed on variation or breach
A person who is sentenced by a court in proceedings for variation or breach of a sentencing order has a right of appeal against that sentence as if –
(a) the court had, immediately before imposing that sentence, found the person guilty, or convicted the person, of the offence in respect of which the sentencing order was originally made; and
(b) the sentence were a sentence imposed on that finding of guilt or conviction.