80YCore conditions

80Y Core conditions (1) The core conditions, of a treatment order, while the treatment and supervision part of the order is in force, are that an offender subject to the order— (a) must not commit another offence against a law in force in (b) if the offender is charged with an offence against a law in force in Australia or elsewhere—must tell the responsible director-general about the charge as soon as possible, but within 2 days after the day the offender becomes aware of the charge; and (c) must report to a member of the treatment and supervision team for the treatment order at the places and times directed by a member of the team; and (d) must receive visits from a member of the treatment and supervision team for the treatment order at the times directed by a member of the team; and (e) must submit to alcohol and drug testing under the Corrections Management Act 2007 when directed by a member of the treatment and supervision team for the treatment order; and (f) if the offender’s contact details change—must tell the responsible 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; and (g) must not— (i) leave or stay outside the ACT without the permission of the court for a continuous period of more than 24 hours; and (ii) if the court grants the offender permission to leave or stay outside the ACT—fail to comply with any condition of the court’s permission; and Division 5.4A.6 Drug and alcohol treatment orders—treatment and supervision part (h) must— (i) appear before the court at the times directed by the court; and (ii) comply with the directions of the court; and (i) must comply with any other reasonable direction of— (i) a member of the treatment and supervision team for the order; or (ii) a person prescribed by regulation. (2) The court must not amend a condition mentioned in subsection (1). contact details, of an offender, means the offender’s— (a) home address or phone number; and (b) work address or phone number; and (c) mobile phone number. responsible director-general means 1 or both of the following: (a) the health director-general; (b) the director-general responsible for this Act.