Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005
42Intensive correction order—core conditions
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42 Intensive correction order—core conditions (1) The core conditions of an offender’s intensive correction order are as
Serving intensive correction Part 5.2 (c) if the offender’s contact details change—the offender must tell the director-general about the change as soon as possible, but not later than 1 day after the day the offender becomes aware of the change of details; Corrections Management Act 2007 in relation to the intensive correction order; (e) the offender— (i) is on probation under the supervision of the director-general; and (ii) must comply with the director-general’s reasonable directions in relation to the probation; (f) any test sample given by the offender under a direction under section 43 (Intensive correction order—alcohol and drug tests) must not be positive; (g) the offender must not use or obtain a drug; Note Drug—see the Corrections Management Act 2007, s 132. (h) the offender must not— (i) leave the ACT without the director-general’s approval; or (ii) leave Australia without the board’s written approval;
(i) if leaving the ACT or Australia, the offender must comply with any condition of the approval to leave; (j) the offender must comply with any direction given to the offender by the director-general to— (i) live at any premises; or (ii) undertake any program; or (iii) report to a corrections officer; or (iv) allow a corrections officer to visit the place where the offender lives at any reasonable time; (k) the offender must comply with any notice made under section 63 to attend a hearing of the board; (l) any condition prescribed by regulation that applies to the possible after, but not later than 1 day after, the day of the
Serving intensive correction Part 5.2 (a) home address or phone number; and (b) work address or phone number; and