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sets out orders which the Court of Appeal must or may make following a successful appeal which include setting aside the appeal and substituting a new appropriate sentence (whether more less severe) or remitting the matter to the originating court. If the Court of Appeal remits a matter to the originating court it can give directions concerning the further hearing of the matter by the County Court. See, also, discussion under clause 282. Division 3—Crown appeal against sentence