Conditions that may be imposed by certain orders
8 Conditions that may be imposed by certain orders
For the purposes of the Act, section 51(1)(a), the kinds of conditions that may be imposed in relation to an order made under the Act, section 33(1) that provides for the child to enter into a good behaviour bond or releases the child on probation include the following—
conditions requiring the child to attend school regularly,
conditions relating to the child’s employment,
conditions aimed at preventing the child from committing further offences,
conditions relating to the child’s place of residence,
conditions requiring the child to undergo counselling or medical treatment,
conditions limiting or prohibiting the child from associating with specified persons,
conditions limiting or prohibiting the child from frequenting specified premises,
conditions requiring the child to comply with the directions of a specified person in relation to a matter referred to in paragraphs (a)–(g),
conditions relating to other matters the court considers appropriate in relation to the child.
For the purposes of the Act, section 51(1)(a), if the Children’s Court makes an order releasing a child on probation under the Act, section 33(1)(e) (the probation order) and makes an order requiring the child to perform community service work under the Act, section 33(1)(f) (the community service work order), the probation order may include a condition requiring the child to comply with the community service work order.
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