Progress reports
433 Progress reports
If a supervised order has been made in respect of a child and at any time during the term of that order the Children's Court—
finds the child guilty of an offence; and
is aware that the supervised order is in force in respect of the child—
the Court may order the Secretary to prepare for the Court a report on the extent to and the manner in which the child has complied with the order.
The Children's Court may take the progress report into account in dealing with the offence referred to in subsection (1)(a).
In this section—
supervised order means—
a community service order; or
a probation order; or
a youth supervision and support order.
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