review and the provisions of section 57 of the Magistrates Court Act [Chapter 7:10] and section 29 of the High Court Act [Chapter 7:06] shall apply, mutatis mutandis, in relation to any such review. (5) When any court orders a person to be detained in a training institute or reform school in terms of subsection (2) or (3), a warrant shall be issued by the court for the purpose setting forth the offence for which such person has been convicted and his age and the said warrant shall be transmitted to the Director of Social Welfare and shall be the authority for the conveyance of that person to that training institute or reform school and his detention therein. (6) With a warrant referred to in subsection (5) the court shall also transmit to the Director of Social Welfare an account of the history and antecedents of the person who is the subject of the warrant so far as may be ascertainable by the court. (7) If an order has been made in terms of paragraph (a) of subsection (2) or paragraph (a) of subsection (3) upon the conviction of a person, that conviction shall not, for the purposes of any enactment, be regarded as a conviction: Provided that if such person is convicted on a second or subsequent occasion before he attains the age of eighteen years, it shall be lawful to prove that earlier conviction as a conviction. 352 Period of retention or supervision (1) In this section— “the period of retention” means the period during which a person shall, in terms of subsection (2), remain in a training institute, reform school, certified institution or South African institution. (2) Any person in respect of whom an order in terms of paragraph ( b) of subsection (2) or paragraph (a) or (b) of subsection (3) of section three hundred and fifty-one has been made shall remain in the training institute or reform school or under the supervision in which he has been placed or in the certified institution, training institute or South African institution or under the supervision or custody to which he has been transmitted in terms of the Children’s Act [Chapter 5:06]— (a) until a period of three years from the date of the order has elapsed; or (b) until he is released on licence in terms of the Children’s Act [Chapter 5:06]; or (c) until he has been discharged from the effect of the order in terms of the Children’s Act [Chapter 5:06]; whichever is the soonest. (3) After the expiration of the period of retention of a person in a training institute, reform school or certified institution, whether by effluxion of time or release on licence, he shall remain under the supervision of the management of the training institute, reform school or certified institution— (a) for a period not exceeding three years from the time of the expiry of his period of retention; or (b) until he is discharged from the supervision in terms of the Children’s Act [Chapter 5:06]; or (c) until he attains the age of twenty years; whichever is the soonest. (4) Where a court is satisfied, on the application of— (a) the Minister to whom the administration of the Children’s Act [Chapter 5:06] is assigned; or (b) the parent or legal guardian of the person concerned; that a further period in a training institute, reform school or certified institution would advance the education or welfare of a person who has been placed in such an institute, school or institution and whose period of retention has expired or is about to expire, the court may order that person to return to or remain in the institute, school or institution concerned for a further period or periods, as it may fix, and may at any time revoke such order. (5) Where the Minister to whom the administration of the Children’s Act [Chapter 5:06] has been assigned is satisfied that a further period in a training institute, reform school or certified institution would advance the education or welfare of a person who has been placed in such an institute, school or institution and whose period of retention has expired or is about to expire, the Minister may order that person to return to or remain in the institute, school or institution concerned for a further period or periods, as he may fix, and may at any time revoke such order: Provided that the Minister shall not make such order unless the parent or legal guardian of the person concerned has consented to the making of the order. (6) The period or aggregate of the periods fixed in terms of subsection (4) or (5) shall not extend beyond— (a) three years from the date of expiry of the period of retention of the person concerned; or (b) the date on which the person concerned attains the age of twenty years; whichever is the sooner. 353 Corporal punishment of male juveniles (1) Where a male person under the age of eighteen years is convicted of any offence the court which imposes sentence upon him may— (a) in lieu of any other punishment; or (b) in addition to a wholly suspended sentence of a fine or imprisonment; or