

CHILD CARE AND PROTECTION
(3)
No appeal shall lie against an order of remission
made under subsection (I), but nothing in this subsection shall
affect any right of appeal against a verdict or finding on which
such an order is founded; and a person aggrieved by the order
of the Children's Court to which the case is remitted may
appeal therefrom as if he had been tried by and had pleaded
guilty before the Children's Court.
(4) A court that makes an order remitting a case to a
Children's Court under this section-
(a) may give such directions as appear to be necessary
with respect to the custody of the offender or for his
release on bail until he can be brought before the
Children's Court; and
(b)
shall cause to be transmitted to the
~;:lerl
of the
Children's Court, a certificate-
(i) setting out the nature of the offence;
(ii) stating that the offender has been found guilty
thereof and that the case has been remitted
for the purpose of being dealt with under this
section.
76.-(1) Where a child has been found guilty of any offence
dealing with
childoffen-
before a Children's Court, that court may, subject to the
ders.
provisions of this Act, make an order-
(a) dismissing the case;
(b)
for probation under the Probation of Offenders Act;
(c) placing the child, either in addition to or without
making any other order under this section for a
specified period not exceeding three years, under the
supervision of a probation and after-care officer or
some other person to be selected for the purpose by
the Minister;
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