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CHILD CARE AND PROTECTION
an order is made under subsection (7) is brought, if satisfied
that the child has failed without reasonable excuse to comply
with any of the requirements of the order, may-
(a) without prejudice to the continuance of the order,
impose on the child's parent or guardian a fine not
exceeding two thousand dollars; or
(b)
revoke the order and deal with the child for the
offence in respect of which the order was made in any
manner in which the child could have been dealt with
for that offence by the court, if the order had not been
made.
77. If it appears to a court that any person, having entered
of recog-
into a recognizance under section 14 or 76, has failed to comply
nizance,
with any of the conditions of that recognizance, the court may
adjudge the recognizance to be forfeited and the sum of money
named therein to be payable by the parent, guardian or other
surety, and thereupon that recognizance may be enforced
against such parent, guardian or other surety as if the sum of
money named therein were a fine ordered to be paid by a court
of summary jurisdiction upon summary conviction of an
offence.
78.-(1)
Sentence of death shall not be pronounced on or
on
recorded against a person convicted of an offence if it appears
punishment.
to the court that at the time when the offence was committed he
was under the age of eighteen years, but in place thereof such
person shall be liable to be imprisoned for life.
(2)
A person sentenced under subsection (1) shall,
notwithstanding anything in the other provisions of this Act, be
liable to be detained in such place including, save in the case of
a child who has not attained the age of fourteen years, an adult
correctional centre, and under such conditions as the Minister
may direct, and, while so detained, shall be deemed to be in
legal custody.
(3)
Notwithstanding the provisions of the Parole Act,
on sentencing any child under subsection (I), the court may
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