sec.435Application of new pt 8, div 2A

### sec.435 Application of new pt 8, div 2A Subject to sections 436 and 437, new sections 56 and 210 and new part 8, division 2A apply— in relation to a person mentioned in section 276A(1) whether the person started to be in the custody of the commissioner of the police service before or after the commencement; and in relation to a person mentioned in section 276B(1), whether the person was sentenced to the period of detention before or after the commencement; and in relation to a person mentioned in section 276C(1), whether the person started to be detained or remanded in custody before or after the commencement. If a person mentioned in subsection (1) turned 18 years before the commencement, for applying new part 8, division 2A, the person is taken to have turned 18 on the commencement. s 435 ins 2024 No. 54 s 36 (sec.435-ssec.1) Subject to sections 436 and 437, new sections 56 and 210 and new part 8, division 2A apply— in relation to a person mentioned in section 276A(1) whether the person started to be in the custody of the commissioner of the police service before or after the commencement; and in relation to a person mentioned in section 276B(1), whether the person was sentenced to the period of detention before or after the commencement; and in relation to a person mentioned in section 276C(1), whether the person started to be detained or remanded in custody before or after the commencement. (sec.435-ssec.2) If a person mentioned in subsection (1) turned 18 years before the commencement, for applying new part 8, division 2A, the person is taken to have turned 18 on the commencement. - (a) in relation to a person mentioned in section 276A(1) whether the person started to be in the custody of the commissioner of the police service before or after the commencement; and - (b) in relation to a person mentioned in section 276B(1), whether the person was sentenced to the period of detention before or after the commencement; and - (c) in relation to a person mentioned in section 276C(1), whether the person started to be detained or remanded in custody before or after the commencement.