Prescribed conditions
5 Prescribed conditions
(1) For section 34(1)(c) of the Act, the following conditions are prescribed:
the offender:
(i) is under the ongoing supervision of a probation and parole officer; and
(ii) must report to a probation and parole officer at a specified place within 2 business days after the order comes into force;
(b) the offender must remain in the offender's residence for a specified period of time of the day;
(c) the offender must wear or have attached an approved monitoring device;
(d) the offender must allow the placing or installation in, and retrieval from, a specified place of anything necessary for the effective operation of the monitoring device;
(e) the offender must participate in a prescribed program, designed to address the personal factors that contribute to the offender's criminal behaviour, as directed by the Commissioner;
(f) the offender must participate in any other program, course or service the court considers appropriate;
(g) the offender must not consume or purchase alcohol or a drug (other than as prescribed by a medical practitioner or other health practitioner);
(h) the offender must submit to a breath test, breath analysis or blood or urine test at the request of a probation and parole officer or police officer;
the offender must not:
be in company with one or more specified persons; or
(ii) communicate in any way (including by post, fax, phone and other electronic means, and whether directly or indirectly) with one or more specified persons;
(j) the offender must not, except as provided in the order, visit one or more specified places (including a district or specific location).
(2) For section 48(1)(d) of the Act, the conditions specified in subregulation (1)(b) to (j) are prescribed.
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