New South Wales Consolidated Acts

CHILDREN (CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS) ACT 1987 - SECT 48C

48C Meanings of “positive conduct provisions” and “conduct restriction provisions”

(1) For the purposes of this Part, "positive conduct provisions" are any of the following kinds of provisions:

(a) provisions requiring a child to engage in kinds of conduct aimed at addressing the underlying causes of the child’s anti-social behaviour, including (without limitation) any of the following:

(i) attending or completing a course of study or training,

(ii) meeting with health professionals or other persons with backgrounds or experience that may assist the child,

(iii) participating in sporting or recreational activities,

(b) such other kinds of provisions as may be prescribed by the regulations.

(2) For the purposes of this Part, "conduct restriction provisions" are any of the following kinds of provisions:

(a) provisions prohibiting or restricting a child from associating with specified persons or kinds of persons,

(b) provisions prohibiting or restricting a child from frequenting or visiting specified places or kinds of places,

(c) provisions imposing curfews on a child,

(d) provisions requiring a child to reside at a specified place or places,

(e) provisions requiring a child to report to a specified person, court or other body,

(f) provisions requiring a child to be of good behaviour,

(g) such other kinds of provisions as may be prescribed by the regulations.