Conditions of a youth control order
283 Conditions of a youth control order
The following are the core conditions of a youth control order—
the child in respect of whom the order is made must not commit an offence punishable by imprisonment, whether in or outside Victoria, during the period of the order;
the child must report to the Secretary within 2 working days after the order is made;
the child must comply with any lawful and reasonable directions given by the Secretary;
the child must report to the Secretary, as and when required by the Secretary, during the period that the order is in force;
the child must attend the Children's Court as directed by the Court under section 294;
the child must participate in education, training or work (whether paid or unpaid), for some or all of the period that the order is in force;
the child must notify the Secretary of any change in the child's residence, school or employment within 2 working days after the change has occurred;
the child must not leave Victoria without the permission of the Secretary.
The Children's Court may attach to a youth control order—
one or more developmental conditions; and
one or more restrictive conditions; and
the restorative condition.
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