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CHILD CARE AND PROTECTION
(6) the Minister at any time during the period of the child's
detention at a juvenile correctional centre, establishes
to the satisfaction of a Children's Court that the child is
of so recalcitrant a character that it is not expedient that
he should continue his detention at such centre.
(6) The court may, notwithstanding anything to the
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contrary, direct that the child be detained in such place
(including an adult correctional centre) and for such time, not
exceeding the unexpired portion of the period during which he
could have been detained in the juvenile correctional centre
under the authority of that order, and on such conditions as the
court may think fit.
(7) An order under this subsection may-
(a) require the child to remain at a place specified in the
order for a period of time so specified (hereinafter
called a curfew order);
(b) refer the matter for mediation by an approved mediator
(hereinafter referred to as a mediation order);
(c) require the child to perform unpaid work for such
number of hours (being in the aggregate not less than
forty nor more than three hundred and sixty) as may be
specified in the order (hereinafter referred to as a
community service order).
(8)
The following provisions of the Criminal Justice
(Reform) Act shall apply, with the necessary modifications, to
an order under subsection (7)-
(a) in the case of a curfew order, sections 13(2) to (6) and
14;
(b) in the case of a mediation order, section 16(2) to (7),
so, however, that the child's parent or guardian shall be
the participating party in the mediation on behalf of the
child;
(c) in the case of a community service order, section lO(2)
to (5) and the proviso to section lO(1).
(9)
A court before whom any child in respect of whom
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