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CHILD CARE AND PROTECTION
under subsection (1) may, if thinks it desirable in the child's
interest, order the child to be sent to a juvenile correctional
centre or commit the child to the care of a fit person, whether a
relative or not, who is willing to undertake the care of that child.
(3) Where the court before which any person is bound by
his recognizance or in respect of whom a probation order is
made under the Probation of Offenders Act, is a Children's
Court, the attainment by that person of the age of eighteen years
shall not deprive that court of jurisdiction to enforce his
attendance and deal with him in respect of any failure to observe
the conditions of his recognizance or of jurisdiction to vary or
discharge the recognizance.
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Every correctional order shall contain a
relating to
declaration-
committal to
child
(a) as to the age of the child with respect to whom the
correctional
order is made; and
centre.
(5)
where a contribution order has at the same time been
made under section 30, stating the amount of such
contribution and by whom it is payable.
(2)
Every court which makes a correctional order in
relation to any child shall cause to be delivered with as little
delay as possible to the Minister-
(a) the order; and
(b)
a record embodying all such information in the
possession of the court with respect to the child as is,
in the opinion of the court, material to be known by the
Minister.
(3) Pending the admission into a juvenile correctional
centre of a child in respect of whom a correctional order is
made, the child shall be detained in a juvenile remand centre,
unless the court which made the order has otherwise directed, or
a Children's Court acting for the same parish or place as the
court which made the order otherwise directs.
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