Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005
46DIntensive correction orders—intensive correction
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46D Intensive correction orders—intensive correction assessment matters For section 46C (6), the matters for assessing the offender’s suitability to serve a sentence by intensive correction order are the matters mentioned in table 46D, column 2. Table 46D Assessment of suitability—intensive correction order item major psychiatric or psychological disorder 3 medical condition potential unfitness to comply with an intensive correction order 4 criminal record and response to previous serious criminal record or substantial noncompliance with previous court orders potential impracticability of compliance with intensive correction order 6 participation and with intensive correction assessment
item 7 living circumstances of the offender member of the offender’s household does not consent to living with the offender while the offender is serving intensive correction someone with parental responsibility or guardianship for a person who is a member of the offender’s household does not consent to the person living with the offender while the offender is serving intensive correction residence outside the ACT may make administration of an intensive correction order, or the offender’s compliance with an intensive correction order, impracticable