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Youth Justice Act 1992
sec.379Continued boot camp order—revocation and resentence
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### sec.379 Continued boot camp order—revocation and resentence
If a child is subject to a boot camp order continued under section 371, the child or the chief executive may apply to the court that made the order to revoke the order and make either of the following orders—
an order the child serve the sentence of detention for which the boot camp order was made;
a conditional release order.
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 379 ins 2016 No. 38 s 55
(sec.379-ssec.1) If a child is subject to a boot camp order continued under section 371, the child or the chief executive may apply to the court that made the order to revoke the order and make either of the following orders— an order the child serve the sentence of detention for which the boot camp order was made; a conditional release order.
(sec.379-ssec.2) Section 247(2) to (4) apply to an application made under this section.
(sec.379-ssec.3) Section 247(5) applies to an order made under this section.
- (a) an order the child serve the sentence of detention for which the boot camp order was made;
- (b) a conditional release order.