Section 141(4) of the Criminal Procedure Act 2009 (“the Act”) provided that, at the conclusion of the evidence and submissions, the magistrate presiding at a committal hearing was required to adopt one of three courses of action: discharge the accused, commit the accused for trial on the charges brought, or adjourn the committal to enable the informant to lay further charges for another indictable offence and then commit the accused for that offence.