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Act index » Chapter 4 - Committal proceeding » Part 4.6A - Early committal for trial in Supreme Court
127D Children's Court not to commit without consent of accused
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Despite sections 127B(2) and 127C(2), the Children's Court must not commit an accused for trial in the Supreme Court under section 127B or 127C unless the accused consents.