4B

In any proceedings in relation to an offence under subsection (1) above F1or subsection (7) below , the fact that (as the case may be) an accused—

a

was on bail;

b

was subject to any particular condition of bail;

c

failed to appear at a diet; or

d

was given due notice of a diet,

shall, unless challenged in the manner described in paragraph (a) or (b) of subsection (4A) above, be held as admitted.

6A

Where, despite the requirement to have regard to the matters specified in paragraphs (a) to (c) of subsection (3) above, the sentence or disposal in respect of the subsequent offence is not different from that which the court would have imposed but for that subsection, the court shall state (as appropriate, by reference to those matters) the reasons for there being no difference.

9A

The reference in subsection (9) above to a penalty being imposed in addition to another penalty means, in the case of sentences of imprisonment or detention—

a

where the sentences are imposed at the same time (whether or not in relation to the same complaint or indictment), framing the sentences so that they have effect consecutively;

b

where the sentences are imposed at different times, framing the sentence imposed later so that (if the earlier sentence has not been served) the later sentence has effect consecutive to the earlier sentence.

9B

Subsection (9A)(b) above is subject to section 204A of this Act.

1A

Where an accused who has been released on bail is arrested by a constable (otherwise than under subsection (1) above), the accused may be detained in custody under this subsection if the constable has reasonable grounds for suspecting that the accused has breached, or is likely to breach, any condition imposed on his bail.

1B

Subsection (1A) above—

a

is without prejudice to any other power to detain the accused;

b

applies even if release of the accused would be required but for that subsection.