(1) The Court shall, after a finding of guilt in relation to a child, impose a sentence on the child in accordance with this Part to —
(a) encourage the child to understand the implications of and be accountable for the harm caused;
(b) promote an individualized response that is appropriate to the circumstances of the child and proportionate to the circumstances surrounding the offence;
(c) promote the reintegration of the child into the family and community; and
(d) ensure that necessary supervision, guidance, treatment or service which form part of the sentence, assist the child in the process of reintegration and rehabilitation.
(2) Without prejudice to subsection (1), the Court may impose a sentence —
(a) involving a compulsory residential requirement;
(b) referring a child to a secure residential facility or correctional facility for an initial period and thereafter a community based sentence;
(c) referring a child to a family group conference;
(d) involving correctional supervision.