(1) The court must not include a rehabilitation program condition in the good behaviour order unless satisfied that—
(a) a rehabilitation program of a particular kind is suitable for the offender; and
(b) it is appropriate that the offender undertake a rehabilitation program of that kind; and
(c) a place for the offender in a program of that kind is available or will become available within a reasonable time.
(2) The court may decline to include a rehabilitation program condition in the good behaviour order if—
(a) the court asks the offender to undergo a medical examination by a doctor, as directed by the court; and
(b) the offender does not undergo the examination in accordance with the direction.