(1) Without limiting
section 93(6), a protection order may require a reportable offender to comply
with the orders of the Commissioner as to undergoing assessment by a medical
practitioner, a psychiatrist, a psychologist or a social worker, or more than
one of them and, if necessary, appropriate treatment.
(2) The Commissioner
must not order a reportable offender to undergo treatment of any sort unless a
person qualified to recommend or administer the treatment has recommended that
the offender undergo that treatment.
(3) A person must not
administer treatment of any sort that is the subject of an order of the
Commissioner without the informed consent of the reportable offender who is to
undergo the treatment.
(4) The requirement
for a reportable offender to comply with the orders of the Commissioner as to
undergoing any assessment or treatment ceases to be in force when —
(a) the
Commissioner, on the recommendation of the person administering the treatment
(if applicable), gives the offender notice to that effect; or
(b) the
protection order, or that requirement imposed by the protection order, ceases
to be in force,
whichever happens
first.
(5) The regulations
may —
(a)
provide for the authorisation of absences from assessment or treatment
required to be undergone by the orders of the Commissioner under subsection
(1);
(b)
regulate the consequences of injury or sickness with respect to complying with
the orders of the Commissioner under subsection (1);
(c)
prescribe the matters that a person providing assessment or administering
treatment for the purposes of a protection order under this section must
report to the Commissioner;
(d)
without limiting section 96, provide for the variation of protection orders
under this section in relation to reportable offenders —
(i)
who fail to comply with the orders of the Commissioner
under subsection (1); or
(ii)
whose compliance with those orders is affected by an
authorised absence, injury or sickness,
including the
variation of protection orders by the imposition of additional requirements on
those offenders;
(e)
authorise the Commissioner to approve forms for the purposes of this
subsection.
[Section 94A inserted: No. 54 of 2012 s. 33.]