CAP. 244] Drug Addiction Treatment Centres
[1988 Ed.
(4) Where a person is detained under a recall order the supervision order in force at the time of that recall order shall cease to have effect during the period of his detention and, if he is released from detention under that recall order within a period of 12 months from the date on which the supervision order came into force, shall again have effect until the expiration of that period. (Added, 24 of 1986, s. 3)
(5) Subsection (4) shall not apply where the supervision order was made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amendment) Ordinance 1986 (24 of 1986). (Added, 24 of 1986, s. 3)
Effect of imprisonment or further detention order
(Replaced, 5 of 1974, s. 4)
6A. If a person in respect of whom a detention order, a supervision order or a recall order is in force is sentenced to imprisonment-
(a) for a term of 9 months or less (or in the case of a detention order, supervision order or recall order made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amendment) Ordinance 1986, 2 years or less), the detention order, supervision order or recall order shall be suspended until the expiration of his term of imprisonment;
(b) for a term of more than 9 months (or in the case of a detention order, supervision order or recall order made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amendment) Ordinance 1986, 2 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.
Lapse of supervision order
(Added, 5 of 1974, s. 5. Amended, 24 of 1986, s. 4)
6B. (1) A supervision order shall lapse if the person against whom it was made is under any other Ordinance placed under the supervision of a probation officer or any other person other than the Commissioner.
(2) This section shall not apply in the case of a supervision order made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amendment) Ordinance 1986.
Arrest, etc. of persons unlawfully at large
(Added, 24 of 1986, s. 5)
7. (1) If a police officer reasonably suspects that a person in respect of whom a detention order or a recall order is in force is unlawfully at large, he may arrest such person and take him to the place in which he is required to be detained.
(1A) If an officer of the Correctional Services Department specified in a supervision order made in respect of a person against whom a recall order is in force, or such other officer of that Department as the Commissioner may substitute for the officer so specified by a variation of that supervision order, reasonably suspects that that person is unlawfully at large, he may arrest such person and take him to the place in which he is required to be detained. (Added, 14 of 1988, s. 2)
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CAP. 244] Drug Addiction Treatment Centres
[1988 Ed.
(4) Where a person is detained under a recall order the supervision order in force at the time of that recall order shall cease to have effect during the period of his detention and, if he is released from detention under that recall order within a period of 12 months from the date on which the supervision order came into force, shall again have effect until the expiration of that period. (Added, 24 of 1986, s. 3)
(5) Subsection (4) shall not apply where the supervision order was made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amend- ment) Ordinance 1986 (24 of 1986). (Added, 24 of 1986, s. 3)
Effect of imprisonment or further detention order
(Replaced, 5 of 1974, s. 4)
6A. If a person in respect of whom a detention order, a supervision order or a recall order is in force is sentenced to imprisonment-
(a) for a term of 9 months or less (or in the case of a detention order, supervision order or recall order made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amendment) Ordinance 1986, 2 years or less), the detention order, supervision order or recall order shall be suspended until the expiration of his term of imprisonment; (b) for a term of more than 9 months (or in the case of a detention order, supervision order or recall order made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amendment) Ordinance 1986, 2 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.
Lapse of supervision order
(Added, 5 of 1974, s. 5. Amended, 24 of 1986, s. 4)
6B. (1) A supervision order shall lapse if the person against whom it was made is under any other Ordinance placed under the supervision of a probation officer or any other person other than the Commissioner.
(2) This section shall not apply in the case of a supervision order made before the commencement of the Drug Addiction Treatment Centres (Amend- ment) Ordinance 1986.
Arrest, etc. of persons unlawfully at large
(Added, 24 of 1986, s. 5)
7. (1) If a police officer reasonably suspects that a person in respect of whom a detention order or a recall order is in force is unlawfully at large, he may arrest such person and take him to the place in which he is required to be detained.
(1A) If an officer of the Correctional Services Department specified in a supervision order made in respect of a person against whom a recall order is in force, or such other officer of that Department as the Commissioner may substitute for the officer so specified by a variation of that supervision order, reasonably suspects that that person is unlawfully at large, he may arrest such person and take him to the place in which he is required to be detained. (Added, 14 of 1988, s. 2)
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