Act 11 International Criminal Court Act 2010 (2) Where the Registrar issues a delivery order under subsection (1) he or she shall— (a) transmit the delivery order to the Inspector General of Police for execution; (b) commit the person to custody pending the execution of the delivery order by the Inspector General of Police; and (c) send a copy of the delivery order to the Minister. (3) If the person who is the subject of a delivery order— (a) is in custody, the Registrar shall order the continued detention of the person under the delivery order and notify the Commissioner of Prisons and the Superintendent of the prison, of the delivery order; or (b) is not in custody, the Registrar shall commit him or her to custody and shall notify the Commissioner of Prisons and the Superintendent of the prison. (4) The Inspector General of Police shall make arrangements with the ICC for the execution of the delivery order as soon as possible, and shall notify the Minister when the person has been surrendered to the ICC in execution of the delivery order. (5) A delivery order issued under this section is sufficient authority for holding the person specified in the order in custody until his or her delivery to the ICC. (6) In deciding whether to make a delivery order under this section— (a) the Registrar shall not require evidence to establish that the trial of the person is justified before the ICC or would be justified under the law of Uganda if the conduct had occurred within Uganda; and 29