Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005
82CDrug and alcohol treatment order—effect of cancellation
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82C Drug and alcohol treatment order—effect of cancellation (1) This section applies to a decision of the court to suspend or cancel the offender’s drug and alcohol treatment order. (2) The decision takes effect as stated in the court order suspending or cancelling the drug and alcohol treatment order. (3) If the decision is to suspend the offender’s drug and alcohol treatment order, the offender— (a) must be imprisoned under full-time detention during the suspension; and (b) is taken to comply with the offender’s treatment order obligations while serving the full-time detention.
Drug and alcohol treatment orders Chapter 5A Drug and alcohol treatment orders—effect of cancellation Part 5A.3 (4) If the decision is to cancel the offender’s drug and alcohol treatment order, the cancellation ends the drug and alcohol treatment order and the offender must serve the remainder of the sentence of imprisonment— (a) by full-time detention until when the sentence of imprisonment suspended under the drug and alcohol treatment order would have ended apart from the cancellation; or (b) if the court orders otherwise—in accordance with the court’s
Part 5A.4 Drug and alcohol treatment orders—reporting and records Part 5A.4 Drug and alcohol treatment orders—reporting and records 82D Record-keeping by director-general The director-general must keep data of— (a) each drug and alcohol treatment order made in relation to an offender; and (b) the offence for which each treatment order is made; and (c) each treatment order that is cancelled, suspended or discharged including the reasons for the cancellation, suspension or discharge.