Youth Justice Act 1992

This section applies if—

a complaint is made under section 252C(2) that a child has contravened a supervised release order; and

the child appears before a Childrens Court magistrate; and

the magistrate is satisfied beyond reasonable doubt that the contravention has happened.

If the magistrate considers the child should be given a further opportunity to satisfy the conditions of the order, the magistrate may order that no further action be taken.

If subsection (2) does not apply, the magistrate may act under subsection (4) or (5).

If the unexpired part of the child’s sentence is the prescribed period or less, the magistrate may—

order the child to be returned to the detention centre and set a day on which the chief executive must make another supervised release order releasing the child from detention; or

order the child to be returned to the detention centre for the unexpired part of the child’s sentence.

If the unexpired part of the child’s sentence is more than the prescribed period, the magistrate may order the child to appear before the original sentencing court.

In this section—

for a sentence imposed under section 175A—3 years; or

otherwise—1 year.