Amendment of section 9.
8.
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Section 9 of the principal Ordinance is amended by
deleting "further detention" and substituting the following
"recall".
Explanatory Memorandum
The effect of clause 3 is that no conviction will
be recorded against a person in respect of whom a detention
order is made unless the court considers the circumstances
so warrant and specifically orders a conviction to be
recorded.
Clause 4 repeals and replaces section 6 of the
principal Ordinance to enable the Commissioner of Prisons to
make a recall order against a person who is subject to a
supervision order and who has failed to comply with the
requirements of that order. The recall order will require such
person to return to an addiction treatment centre.
Clause 5 inserts a new section 6A in the principal
Ordinance providing that if a person in respect of whom a
detention order, supervision order or recall order is in
force is sentenced to imprisonment for two years or less, the
order shall be suspended until the expiration of his term
of imprisonment.
However, if such a person is sentenced to
imprisonment for more than two years or a new detention order
is made in respect of him, the first-mentioned detention
order, or the supervision order or recall order, as the case
may be, shall cease to have effect.
Clause 7 repeals and replaces section 8 of the
principal Ordinance to enable the Governor to order a person
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