The court may make a supervisory intervention order only if the court is satisfied the order is capable of improving the convicted person's ability or willingness to comply with this Law having regard to—
(a) the offences against this Law or a previous corresponding law for which the person has previously been convicted; and
(b) the offences against this Law or a previous corresponding law for which the person has been proceeded against by way of unwithdrawn infringement notices; and
(c) any other offences or other matters that the court considers relevant to the person's conduct in connection with road transport.