(1) An ISO is an order
—
(a) that
if while the ISO is in force the offender commits another offence (in this
State or elsewhere) the offender may be sentenced again for the offence to
which the ISO relates; and
(b) that
the offender —
(i)
must comply with the supervision requirement in
section 71; and
(ii)
must comply with such of the primary requirements in
section 72 as the court imposes; and
(iii)
while the supervision requirement in section 71 or any
primary requirement in section 72 is in force, must comply with the standard
obligations in section 70.
(2) Every ISO contains
the supervision requirement in section 71.
(3) A court imposing
an ISO may impose any or all of the primary requirements in section 72.
(4) An offender who
—
(a)
commits an offence during the term of his or her ISO is liable to be dealt
with under Division 3 of Part 18;
(b)
breaches his or her ISO is liable to be dealt with under Division 4 of Part
18.
(5) An ISO ceases to
be in force when its term ends or a court cancels it, whichever happens first.
(6) The term of an ISO
must be set by the court and must be at least 6 months and not more than 24
months.
(7) The term of an ISO
begins on the day the order is imposed.