(1) On the order of a court or a court's request, the Secretary must cause to be prepared a treatment and supervision plan in respect of an eligible offender.
(2) A treatment and supervision plan must set out—
(a) the treatment and services that will be offered to the offender in a residential treatment facility during the period of an intensive treatment and supervision condition on a supervision order; and
(b) why the treatment and services are required to help reduce the risk of the offender committing a serious sex offence or a serious violence offence or both; and
(c) whether less restrictive residence options for the delivery of treatment and services to the offender have been tried or considered; and
(d) the benefits of delivering the treatment and services in the residential treatment facility; and
(e) a proposed process for the offender to transition from the residential treatment facility to a residential facility or another location in the community; and
(f) any other relevant matters.