Additional power of courts in relation to an intensive correction order
127 Additional power of courts in relation to an intensive correction order
A court that, under this part, deals with the offender for the offence for which an intensive correction order was made may, whether or not the order is still in force, do so by revoking the order and committing the offender to prison for the portion of the term of imprisonment to which the offender was sentenced that was unexpired on the day the relevant offence against section 123(1) was committed.
The committal of the offender to imprisonment under subsection (1) does not affect the offender’s eligibility to a re-integration program.
Unless the court otherwise orders, the offender must serve the imprisonment—
immediately; and
subject to the Bail Act 1980, section 33, concurrently with any other term of imprisonment previously imposed on the offender by that or another court.
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