47Statutory conditions of order

47 Statutory conditions of order (1) An intensive community correction order is subject to the following conditions: (a) the offender must not, during the period the order is in force, commit another offence (whether in or outside the Territory) punishable on conviction by imprisonment; (b) the offender must be of good behaviour for the period the order is in force; (c) the offender: (i) is under the ongoing supervision of a probation and parole officer; and (ii) must report to a probation and parole officer at a specified place within 2 business days after the order comes into force; and (iii) must comply with Chapter 4 of the Correctional Services Act 2014 and any regulations made for that Chapter; (d) if the Commissioner has reasonable grounds to do so – the offender may be required, by the Commissioner, to: (i) reside at a specified place for the period specified in the notice; and (ii) wear or have attached an approved monitoring device for the period specified in the notice (the temporary monitoring period); and (iii) allow the placing or installation in, and retrieval from, a specified place of anything necessary for the effective operation of the monitoring device. (2) For subsection (1)(d), the temporary monitoring period must not be more than 14 days. Sentencing Act 1995 31