sec.59CChild in custody of proper officer of a court

### sec.59C Child in custody of proper officer of a court A child who is required by law to surrender himself or herself into the custody of a court must do so by surrendering himself or herself into the custody of the proper officer of the court. A child who surrenders himself or herself into the custody of a court is in the custody of the proper officer of the court until the child is— released on bail or without bail; or discharged; or remanded into the custody of the chief executive; or otherwise dealt with as the court directs. s 59C ins 2019 No. 38 s 85 (sec.59C-ssec.1) A child who is required by law to surrender himself or herself into the custody of a court must do so by surrendering himself or herself into the custody of the proper officer of the court. (sec.59C-ssec.2) A child who surrenders himself or herself into the custody of a court is in the custody of the proper officer of the court until the child is— released on bail or without bail; or discharged; or remanded into the custody of the chief executive; or otherwise dealt with as the court directs. - (a) released on bail or without bail; or - (b) discharged; or - (c) remanded into the custody of the chief executive; or - (d) otherwise dealt with as the court directs.