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YOUTH JUSTICE ACT 1992 - SECT 386
Application of Act to matters before commencement
386 Application of Act to matters before commencement
(1) The provisions of this Act, as in force after the commencement of the
amendments, apply to incomplete proceedings under this Act.
(2) To remove any
doubt, it is declared that the requirements for transferring a detainee to a
corrective services facility under this Act apply to— (a) a detainee who
turns 18 years on or after the commencement of the amendments, regardless of
when the detainee’s period of detention started; and
(b) a person sentenced
for an offence, or returned to detention in relation to an offence, after the
commencement of the amendments, regardless of when the person committed the
offence, was charged with the offence or criminal proceedings for the offence
were started.
(3) A prison transfer direction issued before the commencement
ceases to have effect if the person, the subject of the notice, was not
transferred to a corrective services facility before the commencement of the
amendments.
(4) Despite the replacement of part 3 by the amendments, that
part, as in force immediately before the replacement, continues to apply for
any of the following started before the replacement— (a) a referral by a
police officer of an offence to the chief executive for a conference;
(b) a
youth justice conference;
(c) a conference agreement.
(5) In this section—
"amendments" means the amendments of this Act made by the
Youth Justice and Other Legislation Amendment Act (No. 2) 2016.
"incomplete proceedings" means proceedings against a child for an offence
conducted under this Act and started, but not completed, before the
commencement of the amendments.
"prison transfer direction" means a prison transfer direction under
section 276C (1) as in force immediately before the commencement of the
amendments.
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