Probation orders—requirements
193 Probation orders—requirements
A probation order made against a child must require—
that the child must report in person to the chief executive within 1 business day after the order is made or any longer period that may be specified in the order; and
that, during the probation order—
the child must abstain from violation of the law; and
the child must satisfactorily attend programs as directed by the chief executive; and
the child must comply with every reasonable direction of the chief executive; and
the child must report and receive visits as directed by the chief executive; and
the child or a parent of the child must notify the chief executive within 2 business days of any change of address, employment or school; and
the child must not leave, or stay out of, Queensland during the probation period, without the prior approval of the chief executive.
A probation order made against a child may contain requirements that the child must comply during the whole or a part of the probation period with conditions that the court considers necessary or desirable for preventing—
a repetition by the child of the offence in relation to which the order was made; or
the commission by the child of other offences.
Example of a condition—
a condition imposing a curfew on the child
An order may contain a requirement that the child must comply with outside the State.
Example—
An order may require the child to attend a particular educational establishment that is located outside the State.
A requirement imposed by a court under subsection (2)—
must relate to the offence for which the probation is made; and
must be supported by the court’s written reasons; and
must not require the child to wear a monitoring device.
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