Mandatory aftercare conditions and variations, etc.
50V.—(1)  The Commissioner may, in accordance with this section and for the purpose of facilitating a person’s rehabilitation and reintegration into society, require a person to whom this Division applies to comply with mandatory aftercare conditions.
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(2)  The Commissioner may, by written notice, require a person to comply with all or any of the mandatory aftercare conditions specified in subsection (3) —
(a)at any time while the remission order relating to the person is in effect; and
(b)for any period not extending beyond the expiry of the remission order.
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(3)  The mandatory aftercare conditions mentioned in subsection (2) are as follows:
(a)the person subject to a remission order must attend any such counselling, therapy, test, assessment, and other activity for the purpose of facilitating the person’s rehabilitation and reintegration into society as the Commissioner may require, at any time and place that the Commissioner may specify in the notice under subsection (2);
(b)the person must report to provide a specimen of his or her urine or hair for testing at any time and place that the Commissioner may specify in the notice under subsection (2);
(c)the person must remain indoors at the person’s place of residence, or at any other place that the Commissioner may specify, at any time that the Commissioner may specify in the notice under subsection (2);
(d)the person must allow the Superintendent and any person authorised by the Superintendent to enter the person’s place of residence or any other place which the person is required to remain at to determine his or her compliance with any mandatory aftercare condition or for any purpose relating to his or her rehabilitation;
(e)to enable the electronic monitoring of the person’s whereabouts, the person must —
(i)wear any electronic transmitting device issued by the Commissioner on any part of his or her person that the Commissioner may specify in the notice under subsection (2);
(ii)allow the Superintendent and any person authorised by the Superintendent to enter the person’s place of residence or any other place the person is required to remain at, to install, maintain, repair or retrieve any electronic monitoring device;
(iii)comply with all requirements to ensure the proper functioning of any electronic monitoring device issued to the person or installed at the person’s place of residence or any other place he or she is required to remain at;
(iv)comply with all reporting requirements imposed on him or her; and
(v)not tamper with any electronic monitoring device issued to the person or installed at the person’s place of residence or any other place he or she is required to remain at, or otherwise prevent or obstruct the electronic monitoring of the person’s whereabouts;
(f)the person must comply with a notice of recall served on him or her under section 50X; and
(g)the person must comply with any other conditions for the purpose of facilitating his or her rehabilitation and reintegration into society that the Commissioner may specify in the notice under subsection (2).
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(4)  The Commissioner may, at any time by written notice served on a particular person —
(a)vary, cancel or add to any mandatory aftercare condition specified in subsection (3);
(b)extend or reduce the period for which the person is subject to those mandatory aftercare conditions; and in the case of an extension, the extension must not extend beyond the expiry of the remission order; or
(c)waive, in any particular case, any of the mandatory aftercare conditions specified in subsection (3).
(5)  The notice mentioned in subsection (4) must be served —
(a)by delivering it personally to the person; or
(b)by any other means that may be prescribed.
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[Act 6 of 2022 wef 02/09/2022]