Part 8: Youth justice Section 160 and Schedule 16: Detention and training orders: time to count as served
Section 160 introduces Schedule 16 which makes amendments to ensure that time on remand or bail (subject to a qualifying curfew condition and an electronic monitoring condition) is counted as time served.
	Schedule 16 amends sections 240ZA and 240A of the CJA 2003 so that time spent on remand or qualifying bail is counted as time served and credited against the custodial part of the DTO.
	It amends section 240ZA so out that where an offender is given two or more sentences (one of which being a DTO), those sentences are to be treated as a single term for the purposes of crediting days spent in custody or on qualifying bail.
	It amends the Code to remove the distinct approach for DTOs in sections 239 and 240 where time on remand and bail was taken into account when determining the term of the DTO.
	Schedule 16 also amends the Armed Forces Act 2006 to preserve the current provisions for the consideration of remand so where a DTO is made under the Armed Forces Act 2006, time spent on remand continues to be taken into account when setting the term of the DTO.