Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Regulation 2014
187Obligations under supervision condition (ICO)
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187 Obligations under supervision condition (ICO)
187 Obligations under supervision condition (ICO)
(1) For the purposes of section 82 of the Act, an offender who is subject to a supervision condition of an intensive correction order has the following obligations—
(a) to report to a community corrections officer—
(i) on the day the order is made, if the order has a home detention condition or electronic monitoring condition, or
(ii) as soon as practicable after (but not later than 7 days after) the order is made, if the order does not have a home detention condition or electronic monitoring condition,
(b) to report to a community corrections officer at the times and places directed by the officer,
(c) to comply with all reasonable directions of a community corrections officer relating to any of the following—
(i) the place in which the offender is to reside,
(ii) participating in programs, treatment, interventions or other related activities,
(iii) without limiting subparagraph (ii), participating in employment, education, training or other related activities,
(iv) not undertaking specified employment, education, training, volunteer, leisure or other activities,
(v) not associating with a specified person,
(vi) not frequenting or visiting a specified place or area,
(vii) ceasing drug use,
(viii) ceasing or reducing alcohol use,
(ix) drug and alcohol testing,
(x) requirements for the purposes of monitoring compliance with the order,
(xi) giving consent to third parties providing information to a community corrections officer about the offender’s compliance with the order,
(d) to comply with any other reasonable directions of a community corrections officer,
(e) to permit a community corrections officer to visit the offender at the offender’s place of residence at any time and, for that purpose, to enter the premises,