sec.266Authority for admission to detention centre

### sec.266 Authority for admission to detention centre The chief executive must not— admit a child to a detention centre; or detain a child in a detention centre; unless the chief executive is given a document mentioned in subsection (2) . The documents are— a warrant authorising the detention of the child; or if the child has been refused bail by a police officer in relation to a charge of an offence—a copy of the bench charge sheet for the offence; or a court verdict and judgment records containing the name of the child and particulars of the judgment pronounced on the child; or a document in the prescribed form that contains the relevant details of an existing document mentioned in paragraph (c) ; or a document prescribed by regulation. s 266 amd 1994 No. 87 s 3 sch 1 ; 1996 No. 22 s 70 ; 1998 No. 39 s 47 ; 2000 No. 46 s 3 sch (sec.266-ssec.1) The chief executive must not— admit a child to a detention centre; or detain a child in a detention centre; unless the chief executive is given a document mentioned in subsection (2) . (sec.266-ssec.2) The documents are— a warrant authorising the detention of the child; or if the child has been refused bail by a police officer in relation to a charge of an offence—a copy of the bench charge sheet for the offence; or a court verdict and judgment records containing the name of the child and particulars of the judgment pronounced on the child; or a document in the prescribed form that contains the relevant details of an existing document mentioned in paragraph (c) ; or a document prescribed by regulation. - (a) admit a child to a detention centre; or - (b) detain a child in a detention centre; - (a) a warrant authorising the detention of the child; or - (b) if the child has been refused bail by a police officer in relation to a charge of an offence—a copy of the bench charge sheet for the offence; or - (c) a court verdict and judgment records containing the name of the child and particulars of the judgment pronounced on the child; or - (d) a document in the prescribed form that contains the relevant details of an existing document mentioned in paragraph (c) ; or - (e) a document prescribed by regulation.