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CHILDREN (DETENTION CENTRES) REGULATION 2000 - SCHEDULE 2

SCHEDULE 2 – Forms

(Clause 3 (4))

Form 1 - Notice of revocation of parole order

(Clause 80)

Notice of revocation of parole order

( Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Act 1999 , section 173)

TO(Name of detainee)

TAKE NOTICE that the Children’s Court onmade an order for revocation of your parole to date fromThe Bidura Children’s Court will reconvene onat(time) in order to reconsider the revocation of your parole.

* A copy of the order made which revoked your parole order is attached.
* Copies are attached of reports and other documents intended to be used by the Children’s Court in reaching its decision.
* You may make submissions to the Children’s Court with respect to *the revocation of your parole order/*the date of revocation of your parole order. If you wish to do so, you are required to notify the secretary to the Children’s Court not later than


Registrar of the Children’s Court

* Delete if inapplicable

Form 2 - Arrest warrant

(Clause 84)

Arrest warrant

( Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Act 1999 , section 180)

To the Commissioner of Police for the State of New South Wales, to all members of the Police Force and to all centre managers of detention centres in that State.

WHEREASwas sentenced to
by(court) atonfor the offence(s) of
AND by order of the Children’s Court datedwas released from a detention centre on parole onin accordance with the terms of the parole order, which order has been revoked,

NOW the Children’s Court issues this warrant authorising any member of the Police Force to apprehend

* and return him/her to a detention centre
* to serve the portion of his/her term of detention unexpired on
* and to remove him/her to
* for the purpose of conducting, within 7 days, an inquiry as to whether the order should be revoked.
* The Children’s Court ordered the revocation of the Parole Order for breach of the following conditions of the order, namely:

This warrant is sufficient authority for the apprehension of
and *his/her return to and detention in a detention centre.

Dated:


Children’s Magistrate

* Delete if inapplicable

Form 3 - Warrant of commitment to detention centre

(Clause 85)

Warrant of commitment to detention centre

( Children (Detention Centres) Act 1987 , section 29,

Warrant of commitment to detention centre

Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Act 1999 , section 181)

TO THE CENTRE MANAGER of the detention centre at
in the State of New South Wales

WHEREASof( "the offender") has been found guilty by theCourt of the following offence or offences:
,

AND WHEREAS the Court has made a detention order, within the meaning of the Children (Detention Centres) Act 1987 , requiring the offender to be detained in a detention centre for a term of, to commence on,

AND WHEREAS the offender has been released from custody on parole under a parole order, within the meaning of the Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Act 1999 , in respect of that term of detention,

AND WHEREAS the Children’s Court has revoked the parole order,

YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED to receive the offender into your custody there and (subject to the Children (Detention Centres) Act 1987 and to any order under that Act) to detain the offender there for the remainder of the term of the offender’s sentence.


Children’s Magistrate

Date:

TO ALL POLICE OFFICERS in the State of New South Wales

By virtue of section 181 of the Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Act 1999 , as applied by section 29 of the Children (Detention Centres) Act 1987 , this warrant is sufficient authority for you to arrest, or to have custody of, the offender named in this warrant, to convey the offender to the detention centre specified in this warrant and to deliver the offender into the custody of the centre manager of that detention centre.



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