[17D Maximum penalty under section [17ZB(9),] 17A(6) or 17B(2)(c) for certain offences]
Magistrates' Courts Act 1980 (1980 c 43) | Legislation

[17D  Maximum penalty under section [17ZB(9),] 17A(6) or 17B(2)(c) for certain offences]

[(1)     If—

(a)     the offence is a scheduled offence (as defined in section 22(1) below);

(b)     the court proceeds in relation to the offence in accordance with section [17ZB(9),] 17A(6) or 17B(2)(c) above; and

(c)     the court convicts the accused of the offence,

the court shall consider whether,

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