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(1)Where a person who is released under section 315(4)(c) or 316(3)(a)(ii) fails to comply with the condition subject to which he was released, a warrant for his arrest may be issued—
(a)where he was released under section 315(4)(c), by a judge advocate;
(b)where he was released under section 316(3)(a)(ii), by a judge advocate or by a person who is authorised to issue the warrant by the court that imposed the condition.
(2)A warrant issued under this section—
(a)shall be addressed to an officer or officers of a UK police force or British overseas territory police force; and
(b)shall specify the name of the person for whose arrest it is issued.
(3)The Secretary of State may make rules with respect to the practice and procedure which is to apply in connection with warrants issued under this section by judge advocates.
(4)A person arrested under a warrant issued under this section must as soon as practicable be transferred to service custody.
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