Crimes Act 1914

The Attorney‑General may, after considering under subsection 20BK(1) whether or not the person should be released from custody, order that the person be released from custody.

The Attorney‑General must not order a person’s release from detention unless the Attorney‑General is satisfied that the person is not a threat or danger either to himself or herself or to the community.

An order:

must be in writing; and

remains in force for such a period as is specified in the order (being a period equal to the balance of the period fixed by the court for detention in safe custody under subsection 20BJ(1)) or for a period of 5 years, whichever is the lesser; and

is subject to such conditions (if any) as are specified in the order.

Without limiting the generality of paragraph (3)(c), the conditions that may be specified in the order may include all or any of the following:

a condition that the person reside at an address specified in the order;

a condition that the person present himself or herself for such medical or psychiatric treatment as is specified in the order at such times and places as are specified in the order;

a condition that the person undertake such medical or mental health therapy as is specified in the order;

a condition that the person undertake such social, vocational or educational counselling as is specified in the order;

a condition that the person participate in such programs relating to financial management, behaviour modification or inter‑personal relationships as are specified in the order.