(b) (c) (d) (e) compensation; restitution; apology; or caution. (5) In addition to the reliefs under subsection (4), the court may make a guidance order under which the child shall be required to submit himself or herself to the guidance, supervision, advice and assistance of a person designated by the court. (6) A guidance order shall be for a maximum period of six months. (7) An executive committee court shall not make an order remanding a child in custody in respect of any child appearing before the court. (8) Proceedings in respect of a child appearing before an executive committee court shall be in accordance with the procedure laid down by the Executive Committees (Judicial Powers) Act, except that the court shall have due regard to provisions set out in section 16(1)(b), (c), (d) and (f) of this Act. Family and children court. 93. Criminal jurisdiction of family and children court. A family and children court shall have jurisdiction to hear and determine all criminal charges against a child except— (a) any offence punishable by death; (b) any offence for which a child is jointly charged with a person over eighteen years of age. 94. Orders of family and children court. (1) A family and children court shall have the power to make any of the following orders where the charges have been admitted or proved against a child— (a) absolute discharge; (b) caution; (c) conditional discharge for not more than twelve months; (d) binding the child over to be of good behaviour for a maximum of twelve months;