sec.16ACurfew and monitoring directions

### sec.16A Curfew and monitoring directions The purpose of this section is to enable the movements of a released prisoner to be restricted and to enable the location of the released prisoner to be monitored. A corrective services officer may give 1 or both of the following directions to the released prisoner— a direction to remain at a stated place for stated periods ( curfew direction ); a direction to remain at the released prisoner’s place of residence from 2.30p.m. to 7.00p.m. on school days, if the prisoner is not required to be at a place of employment during these hours a direction to do 1 or both of the following ( monitoring direction )— wear a stated device; permit the installation of any device or equipment at the place where the released prisoner resides. A corrective services officer may give any reasonable directions to a released prisoner that are necessary for the proper administration of a curfew direction or monitoring direction. A direction under this section must not be directly inconsistent with a requirement of the relevant order for the released prisoner. s 16A ins 2007 No. 35 s 3A amd 2010 No. 34 s 13 (sec.16A-ssec.1) The purpose of this section is to enable the movements of a released prisoner to be restricted and to enable the location of the released prisoner to be monitored. (sec.16A-ssec.2) A corrective services officer may give 1 or both of the following directions to the released prisoner— a direction to remain at a stated place for stated periods ( curfew direction ); a direction to remain at the released prisoner’s place of residence from 2.30p.m. to 7.00p.m. on school days, if the prisoner is not required to be at a place of employment during these hours a direction to do 1 or both of the following ( monitoring direction )— wear a stated device; permit the installation of any device or equipment at the place where the released prisoner resides. (sec.16A-ssec.3) A corrective services officer may give any reasonable directions to a released prisoner that are necessary for the proper administration of a curfew direction or monitoring direction. (sec.16A-ssec.4) A direction under this section must not be directly inconsistent with a requirement of the relevant order for the released prisoner. - (a) a direction to remain at a stated place for stated periods ( curfew direction ); Example— a direction to remain at the released prisoner’s place of residence from 2.30p.m. to 7.00p.m. on school days, if the prisoner is not required to be at a place of employment during these hours - (b) a direction to do 1 or both of the following ( monitoring direction )— (i) wear a stated device; (ii) permit the installation of any device or equipment at the place where the released prisoner resides. - (i) wear a stated device; - (ii) permit the installation of any device or equipment at the place where the released prisoner resides. - (i) wear a stated device; - (ii) permit the installation of any device or equipment at the place where the released prisoner resides.