(6) Where the magistrate has given the warning
required by subsection (4)(c) the clerk of the court shall
give the accused written notice of the provisions of
section 65D of the Criminal Procedure Ordinance.
(7) Within 7 days after an order of transfer is made
it shall be filed with the Registrar and a copy served on
the accused.
(8)
Subject to section 65D(3) of the Criminal
Procedure Ordinance, no court shall inquire into whether or
not the requirements of subsections (4), (5), (6) and (7)
have been complied with.
Custody or bail pending trial.
6. (1) Where the accused is in custody when an
order of transfer is made, the magistrate may
(a)
order that he be kept in custody until delivery
by due course of law; or
(b) release him on bail in any case where he has
power to admit him to bail under the Magistrates
Ordinance.
(2) Where the accused is on bail when an order of
transfer is made any requirement that he must appear before
the magistrate on a return day shall cease upon the making
of the order and he shall instead be required to appear
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