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Clause 287

allows the DPP to appeal to the Court of Appeal against a sentence imposed by an originating court if the DPP—

considers that there is an error in the sentence imposed and that a different sentence should be imposed; and

is satisfied that an appeal should be brought in the public interest.

Originating court is defined in clause 3 and includes reference to original jurisdiction, which is also defined in clause 3.