Satisfactory completion of rehabilitation program
85B Satisfactory completion of rehabilitation program
(1) A respondent who is ordered to attend a rehabilitation program is considered to have satisfactorily completed the program if:
the respondent did not breach a DVO in force; and
the respondent did not commit any further domestic violence; and
(c) the respondent did not commit an offence specified in Schedule 2 or 3 to the Sentencing Act 1995 after the order was made; and
the Court receives a completion notice under section 85D(3)(a).
(2) Despite subsection (1), the Court has discretion to find that a respondent did satisfactorily complete a rehabilitation program if the Court is of the opinion that to find that the respondent did not satisfactorily complete the program would be unjust in the circumstances.
(3) The Court may make a finding under subsection (2) despite receiving one or more non-compliance notices regarding the respondent under section 85D(3)(b).
(4) The Court must state its reasons for any finding made under subsection (2).
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