233Probation orders: commission of further offence
(1)If it appears to—
(a)the court which made a probation order; or, as the case may be,
(b)the appropriate court,
in this section referred to as “the court”, that the probationer to whom the order relates has been convicted by a court in any part of Great Britain of an offence committed during the probation period and has been dealt with for that offence, the court may issue a warrant for the arrest of the probationer, or may, if it thinks fit, instead of issuing such a warrant in the first instance issue a citation requiring the probationer to appear before the court at such time as may be specified in the citation, and on his appearance or on his being brought before the court, the court may, if it thinks fit, deal with him under section 232(2)(b) of this Act.
(2)Where a probationer is convicted by the court of an offence committed during the probation period, the court may, if it thinks fit, deal with him under section 232(2)(b) of this Act for the offence for which the order was made as well as for the offence committed during the period of probation.
(3)Where—
(a)a court has, under section 229(4) of this Act, included in a probation order a requirement that an offender shall perform unpaid work; and
(b)the offender is convicted of an offence committed in the circumstances mentioned in subsection (4) below,
the court which sentences him for the offence shall, in determining the appropriate sentence for that offence, have regard to the fact that the offence was committed in those circumstances.
(4)The circumstances referred to in subsection (3) above are that the offence was committed—
(a)during the period that the offender was subject to a requirement to perform unpaid work or within the period of three months following the expiry of that period; and
(b)in any place where the unpaid work was being or had previously been performed.
(5)The court shall not, under subsection (3) above, have regard to the fact that the offence was committed in the circumstances mentioned in subsection (4) above unless that fact is libelled in the indictment or, as the case may be, specified in the complaint.