295Warning of possible variation or revocation of youth supervision and support order or youth control order

295 Warning of possible variation or revocation of youth supervision and support order or youth control order

The Children's Court may give a warning to a child when the child attends the Court under section 294, stating that the Court at a later time may vary or revoke a youth supervision and support order or a youth control order in force in respect of the child if—

(a) the Court considers that the child is failing to comply with the conditions of the order; and

(b) the Court considers it appropriate to give such a warning.

Part 7.9—Special conditions

Division 1—Special conditions

296 Developmental conditions

Each of the following conditions is a developmental condition—

(a) the child must undergo health-related counselling or a treatment service of any kind, including—

(i) psychological, neuropsychological, or psychiatric mental health assessment and treatment; or

(ii) assessment and treatment for drug or alcohol abuse or dependence;

(b) the child must participate in disability services;

(c) the child must attend education or training programs, activities or support services;

(d) the child must attend and participate in mentoring, personal development or cultural programs, activities or support services;

(e) the child must attend and participate in sporting or recreational programs, activities or support services;

(f) the child must participate in one or more community service activities if the child's participation in the activity would support the child's rehabilitation and positive development;

(g) any other condition that has a developmental, rehabilitative or therapeutic purpose and requires the child to engage in kinds of actions aimed at addressing the underlying causes of the child's offending behaviour.