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CHILD CAREAND PROTECTION
(a)
vary the order; or
(b)
revoke the order in respect of a child referred to in the
proviso to subsection (1).
(3) If an application under subsection
(2)
cannot
conveniently be made to the court which made the order for
commitment, action under that subsection may be taken by any
court having jurisdiction in the place where the sitting of the
court which made the order was held.
(4) If the order is revoked, the child may be committed
to such place, including an adult correctional centre, as may be
specified in the commitmentwarrant.
69.-(1)
When a child is charged with any offence or is for
Attendance
at court
by
any other reason brought before a court, the child's parent or
,a,ntof
guardian may, in any case, and shall, if such parent or guardian
child
charged
can be found and resides within a reasonable disl,ance, be
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required to attend at the court before which the case is heard or
offence, etc.
determined during all the stages of the proceedings, ~mless the
court is satisfied that it would be unreasonable to require his
attendance.
(2)
Where a child is arrested or taken to a juvenile
remand centre, the officer or sub-officer of police in charge of
the police station in the district of the court before which the
child will appear shall cause the parent or guardian of that child,
if he can be found, to be warned to attend court.
(3) For the purpose of enforcing the attendance of a
parent or guardian and enabling him to take part in the
proceedings and enabling orders to be made against him, a
summons may be issued and served on him requiring adtendance
before the court; and the provisions of the Justices of the Peace
Jurisdiction Act shall, with the necessary adaptations and
modifications, apply to the procedure on such summons.
(4) The parent or guardian whose attendance is required
under this section shall be the parent or guardian having the
actual possession and control of the child:
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