106FCompulsory drug treatment personal plans

106F Compulsory drug treatment personal plans

106F Compulsory drug treatment personal plans

(1) The Commissioner must, as soon as practicable after the making of a compulsory drug treatment order in relation to an offender, prepare a plan that imposes conditions on the offender regarding the offender’s drug treatment and rehabilitation during the period of operation of that order (the offender’s compulsory drug treatment personal plan).

(2) An offender’s compulsory drug treatment personal plan comes into operation when it is approved by the Drug Court.

(3) The Commissioner, when preparing a compulsory drug treatment personal plan, must consult the Chief Executive, Justice Health or the Chief Executive’s delegate.

(4) The Drug Court may make recommendations to the Commissioner regarding the conditions to be included in an offender’s compulsory drug treatment personal plan.

(5) A compulsory drug treatment personal plan may be approved by the Drug Court in the absence of the offender in respect of whom it is made.

(6) The kinds of conditions that may be imposed on an offender in a compulsory drug treatment personal plan are as follows—

(a) conditions relating to conduct and good behaviour,

(b) conditions relating to attendance for counselling or other treatment,

(c) conditions relating to the management of the offender in the Compulsory Drug Treatment Correctional Centre,

(d) conditions relating to periodic drug testing that the offender must undergo,

(e) conditions relating to involvement in activities, courses, training or employment for the purpose of promoting the re-integration of the offender into the community,

(f) other kinds of conditions that may be prescribed by the regulations, including conditions that are the subject of the direction, instruction and approval of the Director,

(g) such other conditions as the Commissioner considers appropriate in the circumstances,

(h) such other conditions as the Drug Court considers appropriate in the circumstances.

(7) The regulations referred to in subsection (6) (f) may deal with the following—