600Court may make supervisory intervention order

600 Court may make supervisory intervention order

600 Court may make supervisory intervention order

(1) The court may, on application by the prosecutor or the Regulator, make an order (a supervisory intervention order) requiring the convicted person, at the person’s own expense and for a stated period of not more than 1 year, to do 1 or more of the following—

(a) stated things the court considers will improve the person’s compliance with this Law, or stated aspects of this Law, including, for example—

(i) appointing staff to, or removing staff from, particular positions; or

(ii) training and supervising staff; or

(iii) obtaining expert advice about maintaining compliance with this Law, or stated aspects of this Law; or

(iv) installing equipment for monitoring or managing compliance with this Law, or stated aspects of this Law, including, for example, intelligent transport system equipment; or

(v) implementing practices, systems or procedures for monitoring or ensuring compliance with this Law, or stated aspects of this Law;

(b) implement stated practices, systems or procedures for monitoring or ensuring compliance with this Law, or stated aspects of this Law, subject to the direction of the Regulator or a person nominated by the Regulator;

(c) give compliance reports about the convicted person to the Regulator or the court (or both), in a stated way and for stated periods;

(d) appoint a person to have the following responsibilities—

(i) helping the convicted person to improve the convicted person’s compliance with this Law or stated aspects of this Law;

(ii) monitoring the convicted person’s compliance with this Law or stated aspects of this Law and with the order;

(iii) giving compliance reports about the convicted person to the Regulator or the court (or both), in a stated way and for stated periods.

(2) In this section—

compliance report, about a person in relation to whom a supervisory intervention order is made, means a report about the person’s compliance with this Law, stated aspects of this Law, or the order, including, for example, a report containing stated information about—