s. 304 (4) If the court is satisfied that the interstate security patient can be returned to the relevant State, the court must order that the patient be released into the custody of a person who is authorised to escort the interstate security patient to the relevant State. (5) The translated sentence must be a sentence of the same duration as that imposed on the interstate security patient in the relevant State in respect of the offence that resulted in his or her becoming an interstate security patient. (6) In determining the period of the translated sentence already served, the court must take into account— (a) the period of the sentence already served in the relevant State; and (b) the period since the interstate security patient was first arrested in Victoria under a warrant issued under section 301. 304 Provisions relating to translated sentences (1) Subject to this section, a translated sentence imposed on an interstate security patient under section 303 has the same effect as if it had been imposed on the interstate security patient under the Sentencing Act 1991 on conviction for an offence in Victoria. (2) If, under the law of the relevant State, a court has fixed a non-parole period in respect of a sentence imposed on the interstate security patient, that non-parole period is taken to have been fixed by the court in Victoria in respect of the translated sentence.
(4) If the court is satisfied that the interstate security patient can be returned to the relevant State, the court must order that the patient be released into the custody of a person who is authorised to escort the interstate security patient to the relevant State. (5) The translated sentence must be a sentence of the same duration as that imposed on the interstate security patient in the relevant State in respect of the offence that resulted in his or her becoming an interstate security patient. (6) In determining the period of the translated sentence already served, the court must take into account— (a) the period of the sentence already served in the relevant State; and (b) the period since the interstate security patient was first arrested in Victoria under a warrant issued under section 301. 304 Provisions relating to translated sentences s. 304 (1) Subject to this section, a translated sentence imposed on an interstate security patient under section 303 has the same effect as if it had been imposed on the interstate security patient under the Sentencing Act 1991 on conviction for an offence in Victoria. (2) If, under the law of the relevant State, a court has fixed a non-parole period in respect of a sentence imposed on the interstate security patient, that non-parole period is taken to have been fixed by the court in Victoria in respect of the translated sentence.