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Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Regulation 2014
232BStandard conditions applying to re-integration home detention orders
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#### 232B Standard conditions applying to re-integration home detention orders
232B Standard conditions applying to re-integration home detention orders
> For the purposes of section 124H(1) of the Act, the following are standard conditions of a re-integration home detention order—
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> > (a) to be of good behaviour,
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> > (b) not to commit any offence,
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> > (c) to remain at the offender’s address at all times otherwise than—
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> > > (i) when engaged in activities approved by a community corrections officer, or
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> > > (ii) when faced with immediate danger (for example, in a fire or medical emergency),
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> > (d) to submit a schedule of proposed activities for approval by a community corrections officer,
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> > (e) to comply with all reasonable directions of a community corrections officer about giving consent to third parties providing information to that or another community corrections officer for the purpose of checking compliance with the approved activities,
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> > (f) to submit to electronic monitoring,
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> > (g) to comply with all reasonable directions of a community corrections officer or electronic monitoring officer in relation to the electronic monitoring of the offender,
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> > (h) not to remove or tamper with, damage or disable electronic monitoring equipment,
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> > (i) not to possess or have in the offender’s control any firearm or any prohibited weapon (within the meaning of the [Weapons Prohibition Act 1998](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1998-127)), unless an approval is granted by a community corrections manager.
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> > Note.
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> > Under the [Firearms Act 1996](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1996-046), it is an offence to possess or use a firearm unless authorised to do so by licence or permit in force under that Act. Under the [Weapons Prohibition Act 1998](/view/html/inforce/current/act-1998-127), it is an offence to possess or use a prohibited weapon unless authorised to do so by permit in force under that Act.
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> **pt 14A (cll 232A–232D):** Ins 2018 (213), Sch 1 \[4\].