184—Application may be made to Court for transfer to training centre
(1) If—
(a) a
person charged with or convicted of an offence has been, by order under this
Act, remanded in custody in a prison; and
(b) the
person—
(i)
would, but for that order, be in custody in a training
centre; or
(ii)
is alleged to have committed the offence while—
(A) on conditional release from a training
centre; or
(B) serving a sentence of home detention in
accordance with the Young Offenders Act 1993 ; or
(C) subject to an order under section 26 of
that Act; and
(c) the
court is, on the application of the person or the chief executive of the
administrative unit of the Public Service that is responsible for assisting a
Minister in the administration of the Youth Justice Administration
Act 2016 , satisfied that good reason exists for remanding the person to
a training centre,
the court may order that the person be transferred to a training centre.
(2) If the court has,
on a previous occasion, considered the question of whether the person should
be remanded to a prison or to a training centre, an application may only be
made under this section if, since the court considered the question—
(a)
there has been a material change in the circumstances of the person; or
(b) the
applicant has become aware of new facts or circumstances relevant to the
question.