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StatuteChildren, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989

Section 305 — Children, Young Persons, and Their Families Act 1989: Conditions of supervision order

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305 Conditions of supervision order Where the Court makes an order under section 283(k) of this Act placing a young person under the supervision of the chief executive or a person or organisation specified in the order, the following conditions shall apply: (a) The Social Worker or person or organisation under whose supervision the young person is may, at all reasonable times, visit and enter the building or place in which the young person is living: (b) The young person shall report to the Social Worker or person or organisation as and when the young person is required to do so by the Social Worker or person or a representative of the organisation: (c) The young person shall not reside at an address at which that Social Worker or person or organisation has directed the young person not to reside: (d) The young person shall only continue in employment, or continue to engage in any occupation, approved by that Social Worker or person or organisation: (e) The young person shall ensure that the Social Worker or person or organisation knows at all times of the address at which the young person is residing for the time being: (f) The young person shall not associate with any specified person, or with persons of any specified class, with whom the Social Worker or person or organisation has, in writing, warned the young person not to associate. Compare: 1974 No 72 s 46(1); 1983 No 129 s 12(1) Section 305 was amended, as from 1 October 1999, by section 13 Department of Child, Youth and Family Services Act 1999 (1999 No 82) by substituting “ chief executive ” for “ Director-General ” .

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