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Youth Justice Act 1992
sec.378Continued boot camp (vehicle offences) order—variation, discharge and resentence
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### sec.378 Continued boot camp (vehicle offences) order—variation, discharge and resentence
If a child is subject to a boot camp (vehicle offences) order continued under section 370, the child or the chief executive may apply to the court that made the order to—
vary the requirements of the order, other than the requirement that the child abstain from violence; or
discharge the order; or
discharge the order and resentence the child for the offence for which the order was made as if the child had just been found guilty before the court of the offence.
Section 247(2) to (4) apply to an application made under this section.
Section 247(5) applies to an order made under this section.
s 378 ins 2016 No. 38 s 55
(sec.378-ssec.1) If a child is subject to a boot camp (vehicle offences) order continued under section 370, the child or the chief executive may apply to the court that made the order to— vary the requirements of the order, other than the requirement that the child abstain from violence; or discharge the order; or discharge the order and resentence the child for the offence for which the order was made as if the child had just been found guilty before the court of the offence.
(sec.378-ssec.2) Section 247(2) to (4) apply to an application made under this section.
(sec.378-ssec.3) Section 247(5) applies to an order made under this section.
- (a) vary the requirements of the order, other than the requirement that the child abstain from violence; or
- (b) discharge the order; or
- (c) discharge the order and resentence the child for the offence for which the order was made as if the child had just been found guilty before the court of the offence.