66UCourt may include monitoring conditions in a prohibition order

66U Court may include monitoring conditions in a prohibition order (1) If the court considers that it is necessary to monitor the registrable offender's compliance with one or more specified conditions included in a prohibition order under section 66Q, the court may include a monitoring condition in the prohibition order. (2) A monitoring condition authorises a police officer, in accordance with this Division, to do any of the following for the purposes of monitoring the registrable offender's compliance with any specified conditions— (a) enter premises at which the registrable offender usually resides, at any time at which the police officer reasonably suspects that the registrable offender is present at those premises; and (b) in the presence of the registrable offender— (i) search and examine the premises, and any thing (including a vehicle) belonging to, or in the possession or under the control of, the registrable offender; and (ii) seize any thing belonging to, or in the possession or under the control of, the registrable offender; and (c) search and examine the registrable offender at those premises. (3) For the purposes of a monitoring condition, the court may include a further condition requiring that the registrable offender be at premises at which the registrable offender usually resides on specified days or at specified times of day. S. 66V inserted by No. 21/2016 s. 8.