(1) If on an
application under section 136H a court is satisfied that an offender subject
to a conditional order might not be able to comply with its requirements, the
court may make an order under subsection (2) but otherwise it must confirm the
conditional order.
(2) If a court may
make an order under this subsection, it may either —
(a)
amend the conditional order so as to change the requirement; or
(b) if
the court thinks that the circumstances of the offender have so altered since
the court passed sentence that it is necessary and just to do so, cancel the
conditional order and sentence the person for the offence for which the
conditional order was imposed in any manner the court could if it had just
convicted the person of that offence.
[Section 136I inserted: No. 45 of 2016 s. 78.]