14. Determination for surrender

that the requesting country is an extradition country;

that the offence for which surrender is sought is an extradition offence;

as to the identity of that person;

that the supporting documents (as defined in section 15(1))

that the supporting documents satisfy the requirements of section 15; and

that surrender should not be refused because the person sought has established an extradition objection.

by a warrant, order that he be committed to prison to await the Attorney General’s decision under section 17;

inform him that he may, within 15 days after the day on which the order is made, seek a review of the order under section 16(1);

record in writing his decision and the extradition offence for which he should be surrendered; and

give a copy of the decision to him and to the

the magistrate orders that he be held in custody; and

the requesting country has asked that he also be surrendered for another offence that is not an extradition offence, the magistrate shall ask him whether he also consents to being surrendered for that other offence.

order that he be released; and

inform the Attorney General in writing of the order and of the reasons for determining that he should not be surrendered.