Tasmanian Consolidated Acts Tasmanian Consolidated Acts
(1) A court may impose on an offender who has been convicted of more than one offence specified in one or more complaints or indictments –
(a) one sentence for all of those offences; or
(b) a separate sentence for each of those offences; or
(c) one sentence for a group of those offences determined by the court and –
(i) one sentence for all of the remaining offences; or
(ii) a separate sentence for each of the remaining offences; or
(iii) a separate sentence for each other group of the offences remaining as the court determines and a separate sentence for each offence remaining, if any, as is not within any such group.
(2) In imposing a single sentence on an offender for more than one offence, a court must not impose a penalty exceeding the sum of the maximum penalties that could otherwise have been imposed for those offences.