(1) On appeal against a provisional sentence, a court hearing the appeal that
has power to vary the provisional sentence and substitute a new sentence
(however expressed) may--
(b) a reference in this Division to the date on which the
sentence is imposed is a reference to the date on which a provisional sentence
for the relevant offence was first imposed (and not the date a new provisional
sentence was imposed by the appeal court), and
(c) a reference in this
Division to a term of imprisonment imposed, or non-parole period set, under a
provisional sentence is a reference to a term of imprisonment imposed, or
non-parole period set, under the new provisional sentence as imposed by the
appeal court.
(3) To avoid doubt, a court that imposes a provisional sentence
that is varied on appeal can set aside the provisional sentence (as varied on
appeal) under section 60G and substitute another sentence as the final
sentence for the offender in accordance with this Division.