If you get a non-association order, you cannot get another sentence added to it. This means that no other type of sentence can be imposed on top of a non-association order. You can find more information about this by looking at the Sentencing Act 2002 and similar laws, such as s 28B(2).
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21: Effect of provisions concerning multiple sentences on powers of court, or
"Courts can still make any order they are allowed to make when deciding sentences"
23: No sentence may be cumulative on indeterminate sentence of imprisonment, or
"You can't get another sentence added to a prison sentence with no end date."
No sentence of any kind may be imposed cumulatively on a non-association order.
