The Court granted an interim supervision order of 28 days under the Crimes (High Risk Offenders) Act 2006 (NSW), finding to a high degree of probability that the defendant posed an unacceptable risk of committing another serious offence if unsupervised. On the contested conditions, the Court removed the word 'abusive' from the behavioural condition (Condition 4) but retained 'threatening' and 'intimidating', finding the condition had an educative effect given the defendant's history. The Court imposed a pre-approval (not mere notification) requirement for schedule changes (Condition 8), broad criminal history disclosure to persons beyond intimate partners (Condition 30), internet monitoring powers (Condition 33), and information-sharing consent covering all health care providers including a privately engaged psychologist (Condition 52), on the basis that the defendant's extensive history of manipulation, dishonesty and serious sexual offending justified each intrusion.
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