Satisfactory completion of outcome plans
56 Satisfactory completion of outcome plans
A conference administrator is to supervise the monitoring and the implementation and completion of each outcome plan (including an outcome plan varied or replaced by a reconvened conference) and is to give written notice as to whether or not the outcome plan has been satisfactorily completed by the child.
The written notice under this section must be given to the following persons or bodies—
the child,
each victim who personally attended the conference,
each victim who did not personally attend the conference, but requested notice under this section,
the person or body that referred the matter for a conference,
the Commissioner of Police, if the matter was referred by the Director of Public Prosecutions or a court,
Note—
The Commissioner of Police may delegate the function of receiving the written notice to another member of the NSW Police Force. See the Police Act 1990, section 31.
other persons on whom the outcome plan imposed obligations, if any.
For a matter referred for a conference by a court, the conference administrator must give the court the outcome plan when giving written notice under this section.
Subsection (3) does not apply if the conference convenor for the matter has given the court the outcome plan under section 54(1).
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