Queensland JUSTICE LEGISLATION (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL (No. 3) Queensland oh JUSTICE LEGISLATION (MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS) BILL Section PART 1—PRELIMINARY 1 Short title 2.6... cece eee eee eee PART 2—AMENDMENT OF BAIL ACT 1980 2 Act amended in pt2 ......... 0.0. e cee eee eee 3 Amendment of s 6 (Definitions) .............0.....0..0000.000. 4 Insertion of new s27A ... 6... e cece eee eee eee 27A Warrant for apprehension of defendant for failing to enter into undertaking etc. before leaving precincts of court....... 5 Amendment of s 28A (Warrant for apprehension of defendant by Magistrates Court or Childrens Court)...............0...002000. 6 Amendment of s 29 (Apprehension by police officer of defendant on bail)... eect e tenn e nee eee 7 Insertion of new ss 34A and 34B .. 2... ee eee 34A Varying bail if summary charge transmitted from court of summary jurisdiction to another court ...............0.00. 34B 'Varying bail if summary charge transmitted from receiving court back to court of summary jurisdiction ............... PART 3—AMENDMENT OF JUSTICES ACT 1886 8 Act amended in pt3 2... 6.6... cee eee eee 9 Replacement of s 150 (Minute of decision to be made and advice therof sent by post) ....... 0... 0. eee eee 150 Minute of decision to be made and advice sent by post ..... 10 Replacement of s 175A (Allocation of part payments) ............ (No. 3) 1999 TABLE OF PROVISIONS 175A Allocation of part payments ............. 0000s Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 ist13 175B_ Order of satisfaction if amounts payable under more than 1 decision... 0... eee eee eee 9 PART 4—AMENDMENT OF PENALTIES AND SENTENCES ACT 1992 Act amended in pt4 2.0... 6... eect teens 10 Amendment of s 4 (Definitions) .............0....0..000 0000002000. 10 Amendment of s 84 (Certificates) ........0....0 00. 10 Insertion of news 185C 1... eee eee 10 185C Power of proper officer to recall warrant and issue new warrant on part payment of penalty .................00 eee eee 10 A BILL FOR An Act to amend Acts administered by the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice and Minister for The Arts Clause Clause Clause Clause Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 The Parliament of Queensland enacts— PART 1—PRELIMINARY Short title 1. This Act may be cited as the Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (No. 3) 1999. PART 2—AMENDMENT OF BAIL ACT 1980 Act amended in pt 2 2. This part amends the Bail Act 1980. Amendment of s 6 (Definitions) 3. Section 6— insert— ' "precincts", of a court, means any land or building, or the part of any land or building, used for the purposes of the court.'. Insertion of new s 27A 4. After section 27— insert— "Warrant for apprehension of defendant for failing to enter into undertaking etc. before leaving precincts of court '27A.(1) This section applies if a court grants bail to a defendant and the defendant leaves the precincts of the court— 11 13 1518 20 Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 (a) if the defendant is required to enter into an undertaking under section 20—without entering into the undertaking; or (b) if there are conditions of the bail the defendant must comply with before leaving the precincts of the court—without fulfilling the conditions. "(2) The court may issue a warrant for the apprehension of the defendant. "(3) The warrant must— (a) name the defendant against whom it is issued; and (b) state the reason, under subsection (1)(a) or (b), for its issue; and (c) order all police officers to apprehend the defendant and bring the defendant before the court to be dealt with according to law.'. Amendment of s 28A (Warrant for apprehension of defendant by Magistrates Court or Childrens Court) Clause 5. Section 28A(1)(a)— insert— "(iv) that has been continued under section 34A(2) or 34B(2);'. Amendment of s 29 (Apprehension by police officer of defendant on bail) Clause 6.(1) Section 29(1)(a)(i) to (4i1)— renumber as section 29(1)(a)(i1) to (iv). (2) Section 29(1)(a)— insert— "(i) that the defendant has left the precincts of the court that granted bail to the defendant— (A) if the defendant is required to enter into an undertaking under section 20—without entering into the undertaking; or Bw Ne ~— ee wh BEo 0 emANXA DY Ee Be Hn nn 18 2022 24 26 Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 (B) if there are conditions of the bail the defendant must comply with before leaving the precincts the court—without fulfilling the conditions; or'. Insertion of new ss 34A and 34B Clause 7. After section 34— insert— "Varying bail if summary charge transmitted from court of summary jurisdiction to another court *34A.(1) This section applies if— (a) a person charged with a summary offence before a court of summary jurisdiction is granted bail (the "summary bail") by the court to appear before it on the charge; and (b) the clerk of the court of summary jurisdiction transmits the complaint or bench charge sheet or a copy of it to the registrar of another court (the "receiving court") under the Criminal Code, section 652(4). '(2) The summary bail is continued and is taken to have been granted by the receiving court on the conditions imposed by the court of summary jurisdiction. "(3) However, the summary bail is taken to be varied to require the defendant to appear before the receiving court for the hearing of the summary offence on the day the receiving court has set for the hearing of the charge on indictment before it. "Varying bail if summary charge transmitted from receiving court back to court of summary jurisdiction *34B.(1) This section applies if— (a) section 34A applies; and (b) under the Criminal Code, section 653(2), the receiving court— Ne w CN HD Wn Sf 111416 182123 25 27 Clause Clause Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 (i) directs that the charge be heard by a court exercising summary jurisdiction; and (11) orders the court registrar to send the relevant court record to the clerk of the court exercising summary jurisdiction. '(2) The summary bail is taken to have been granted by the court exercising summary jurisdiction on the conditions that applied to it under section 34A. "(3) However, the summary bail is taken to be varied to require the defendant to appear before the court of summary jurisdiction for the hearing of the summary charge on the day set by the receiving court on the day it gives the direction and makes the order. "(4) The day set by the receiving court must be not earlier than 1 month after the day it gives the direction and makes the order. "(5) In this section— "receiving court" has the meaning given by section 34A(1)(b). "summary bail" has the meaning given by section 34A(1)(a).'. PART 3—AMENDMENT OF JUSTICES ACT 1886 Act amended in pt 3 8. This part amends the Justices Act 1886. Replacement of s 150 (Minute of decision to be made and advice therof sent by post) 9. Section 150— omit, insert— 'Minute of decision to be made and advice sent by post "150.(1) This section applies if justices convict or make an order against a person. Bw Ne ee ee WN K-owwe ADU Ee Be Hn nn 19 21 2326 Clause Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 "(2) The justices must make a minute or memorandum of the conviction or order and sign it. "(3) If neither the person nor the person's lawyer or agent is present when the conviction is pronounced or the order is made, the clerk of the court must give written notice of the conviction or order by post to the person at the person's last address known to the clerk. "(4) A minute or memorandum made under this section does not form part of the warrant of commitment or execution. "(5) If subsection (3) applies, a warrant of commitment or execution must not issue for at least 28 days from the day of the conviction or order, unless the adjudicating justices otherwise direct.'. Replacement of s 175A (Allocation of part payments) 10. Section 175A— omit, insert— 'Allocation of part payments "175A.(1) An amount received by a clerk of the court from a person under a decision must be applied in the following order— (a) compensation; (b) restitution; (c) damages; (d) a fixed portion of a penalty ordered to be paid to an individual; (e) court fees paid by the complainant or defendant; (f) court fees ordered to be paid and not already paid by the complainant or defendant mentioned in paragraph (e); (g) costs and charges of taking and conveying the person making payment to prison, if known and stated in the decision; (h) witnesses' expenses; (i) professional costs; (j) other fees or costs; FBPOoOU OXI AUNUAwW NYE 1315 17 192124 26 28 Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 (k) any other amount ordered to be paid, including a fine. '(2) For subsection (1)(k), subject to any direction given in relation to the amount, the amount must be applied in the way in which fines, penalties, or forfeitures are applied. "(3) This section applies subject to any direction under the Act under which the complaint was made. 'Order of satisfaction if amounts payable under more than 1 decision "175B.(1) This section applies if— (a) a clerk of the court receives an amount from a person in part satisfaction of an amount payable by the person under a decision; and (b) the person is liable to pay amounts under 2 or more decisions. '(2) The amount must first be applied to satisfy all outstanding amounts under the decisions in the first relevant category in section 175A(1) in the order in which they became payable. "(3) After all amounts in the first relevant category are satisfied, any remaining amount must be applied to satisfy unpaid amounts under the decisions in the next relevant category and then to each other relevant category in the same way until each relevant category is satisfied. Example for subsection (3)— If a person has been ordered to pay the following amounts— (a) under a decision made on 2 January 1999—$200 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $250 professional fees and $300 restitution; and (b) under a decision made on 4 January 1999—$500 for a fine, $80 costs of court, $50 witness expenses, $600 professional fees and $350 restitution; any part payments must first satisfy the restitution amounts ordered on 2 January 1999 and 4 January 1999 in that order before any other part payments may be applied to satisfy amounts outstanding in the next relevant category.'. DAN BWP 11 141719 21 2326 28 Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 PART 4—AMENDMENT OF PENALTIES AND 1 SENTENCES ACT 1992 2 Act amended in pt 4 3 Clause 11. This part amends the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992. 4 Amendment of s 4 (Definitions) 5 Clause 12. Section 4 , definition "proper officer"— 6 omit, insert— 7 ' "proper officer" means— 8 (a) for an order made by the Supreme Court—the sheriff; or 9 (b) for an order made by the District Court—any registrar; or 10 (c) for an order made by a Magistrates Court—any clerk of the 11 court.'. 12 Amendment of s 84 (Certificates) 13 Clause 13. Section 84(1), 'purporting to be signed'— 14 omit, insert— 15 'given'. 16 Insertion of new s 185C 17 Clause 14. After section 185B— 18 insert— 19 'Power of proper officer to recall warrant and issue new warrant on 20 part payment of penalty 21 *185C.(1) This section applies if— 22 (a) the proper officer of the court issues a warrant under 23 section 185A(1); and 24 Justice Legislation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (No. 3) 1999 (b) before the warrant is executed, the offender pays an amount in part satisfaction of the penalty. "(2) The proper officer may— (a) recall the warrant; and (b) issue a new warrant for the reduced penalty for the arrest and imprisonment of the offender. "(3) For subsection (2)(b) the term of imprisonment is to be reduced in the way stated in section 186(1). "(4) If the offender pays a further amount in part satisfaction of the penalty, the proper officer may recall a warrant issued under subsection (2)(b) if it has not been executed and issue further warrants in accordance with subsection (2)(b) until the penalty is fully paid.'. © State of Queensland 1999 erAYA Dn FF WY Ne 12