SECOND GROUP OF PARTSProvisions applying to sentencing courts generally

PART 4Exercise of court's discretion

CHAPTER 3Seriousness and determining sentence

Generally

63Assessing seriousness

Where a court is considering the seriousness of any offence, it must consider—

(a)

the offender’s culpability in committing the offence, and

(b)

any harm which the offence—

(i)

caused,

(ii)

was intended to cause, or

(iii)

might foreseeably have caused.