48AHome detention condition

48A Home detention condition A court must not make an intensive community correction order in relation to an offender subject to a home detention condition unless the court is satisfied that: (a) suitable arrangements are available for the offender to reside at premises or a place; and (b) the premises or place is suitable for the purposes of the order subject to the condition; and Sentencing Act 1995 32 (c) the making of the order subject to the condition is not likely to inconvenience or put at risk other persons living in those premises or at that place or the community generally. Notes for section 48A(c) 1 This includes the protection of any person who is in a family relationship or a domestic relationship with the offender. 2 See section 5(5) and (6) for the sentencing guidelines for sentencing an 48B Condition to participate in approved project A court must not make an intensive community correction order in relation to an offender subject to the condition mentioned in section 48(1)(b) unless the court: (a) has been notified by the Commissioner that arrangements have been or will be made for the offender to participate in an approved project under the order; and (b) is satisfied that: (i) the offender is a suitable person to participate in the approved project; and (ii) the project is approved and can be provided under the arrangements referred to in paragraph (a) for the offender to carry out.