(a) the
period specified in the order by the court, or
(b) if the court fails to
specify a period in the order, the default period.
(2) The period specified
is to be as long as is necessary, in the opinion of the court, to ensure the
safety and protection of the protected person.
(3) In forming the opinion,
the court is to consider the following matters--
(a) the circumstances of the
protected person and that person's views,
(b) the circumstances of the
defendant and, if the defendant was under 18 years of age when the application
for the order was first made, the impact of the order if the duration of the
order were to be more than the default period,
(a) if the order relates to a defendant who was under
18 years of age when the application for the order was first made--1 year
after the date the order is made, or
(b) in any other case--2 years after the
date the order is made.