269U—Revision of supervision orders
(1) If a person who
has been released on licence under this Subdivision contravenes or is likely
to contravene a condition of the licence, the court by which the
supervision order was made may, on application by the Crown (which may be
made, in a case of urgency, by telephone), review the supervision order.
(1a) On an application
for a review being made, the court may make an interim order in such terms as
the court thinks appropriate in the circumstances, including an order that the
person be detained in a specified place for a specified period pending the
determination of the review.
(2) After allowing the
Crown and the person subject to the order a reasonable opportunity to be heard
on the application for review, the court may do 1 or more of the following:
(a)
confirm the present terms of the supervision order;
(b)
amend the order so that it ceases to provide for release on licence and
provides instead for detention;
(c)
amend the order by varying the conditions of the licence;
(d) make
any further order or direction that may be appropriate in the circumstances.
(3) When an
application for review of a supervision order is made, the court may issue a
warrant to have the person subject to the order arrested and brought before
the court and may, if appropriate, make orders for detention of that person
until the application is determined.