Criminal Code Warning: this is not an official translation. Under all circumstances the original text in Dutch language of the Criminal Code (Wetboek van Strafrecht) prevails

2.  If the Public Prosecution Service still considers the arrest to be necessary, it shall promptly submit 
an application for provisional enforcement to the examining magistrate and an application as 
referred to in section 14g(1) to the court. 
3.  The examining magistrate shall give a decision within a period of three times twenty-four hours 
after arrest. Pending the decision of the examining magistrate, the convicted offender shall not be 
released. 
4.  The convicted offender shall be heard by the examining magistrate. Sections 40 and 191 of the 
Code of Criminal Procedure shall apply mutatis mutandis. The defence counsel of the convicted 
offender shall have the right to be present when the convicted offender is being heard and to 
inspect the documents relevant to this application. 
5.  If the examining magistrate grants the application of the Public Prosecution Service, he shall order 
the provisional enforcement of the suspended custodial sentence. If he rejects the application, he 
shall order the release of the convicted offender. 
6.  The Public Prosecution Service shall forthwith give the convicted offender written notice of the 
decision of the examining magistrate. 
7.  The term of the provisional enforcement shall expire by operation of law with effect from the date 
on which the length of the deprivation of liberty is equal to the length of the sentence to be 
enforced. 
8.  The court competent to hear the application for enforcement may, ex officio or on application of the 
convicted offender or the Public Prosecution Service, revoke the order for provisional enforcement.