sec.66CConsiderations for imposing monitoring device condition

### sec.66C Considerations for imposing monitoring device condition In deciding whether to impose a monitoring device condition on the respondent, the court must consider, in addition to the matters mentioned in section 57 and the information given under section 66D , the following matters— the personal circumstances of the respondent, including the geographical area where the respondent lives and the respondent’s living arrangements; the respondent’s ability to charge and maintain the monitoring device; any views or wishes expressed by the aggrieved or named person regarding imposing the monitoring device condition on the respondent; any other matter prescribed by regulation for this section. Without limiting subsection (1) , a court imposing a monitoring device condition on the respondent must consider whether to impose on the respondent— an ouster condition; or a condition under section 58 (c) that prohibits the respondent from approaching, or attempting to approach, the aggrieved or named person. s 66C ins 2025 No. 18 s 15 exp 1 October 2027 (see s 66H) (sec.66C-ssec.1) In deciding whether to impose a monitoring device condition on the respondent, the court must consider, in addition to the matters mentioned in section 57 and the information given under section 66D , the following matters— the personal circumstances of the respondent, including the geographical area where the respondent lives and the respondent’s living arrangements; the respondent’s ability to charge and maintain the monitoring device; any views or wishes expressed by the aggrieved or named person regarding imposing the monitoring device condition on the respondent; any other matter prescribed by regulation for this section. (sec.66C-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , a court imposing a monitoring device condition on the respondent must consider whether to impose on the respondent— an ouster condition; or a condition under section 58 (c) that prohibits the respondent from approaching, or attempting to approach, the aggrieved or named person. - (a) the personal circumstances of the respondent, including the geographical area where the respondent lives and the respondent’s living arrangements; - (b) the respondent’s ability to charge and maintain the monitoring device; - (c) any views or wishes expressed by the aggrieved or named person regarding imposing the monitoring device condition on the respondent; - (d) any other matter prescribed by regulation for this section. - (a) an ouster condition; or - (b) a condition under section 58 (c) that prohibits the respondent from approaching, or attempting to approach, the aggrieved or named person.