(1) If the court or a relevant appeal court orders that a prisoner’s release
from custody be supervised under a supervision order or interim supervision
order, the order must contain requirements that the prisoner—
(a) report to
a corrective services officer at the place, and within the time, stated in the
order and advise the officer of the prisoner’s current name and address; and
(b) report to, and receive visits from, a corrective services officer as
directed by the court or a relevant appeal court; and
(c) notify a corrective
services officer of every change of the prisoner’s name, place of residence
or employment at least 2 business days before the change happens; and
(d) be
under the supervision of a corrective services officer; and
(daa) comply with any
reasonable direction under section 16Bgiven to the prisoner; and
(db) comply
with every reasonable direction of a corrective services officer that is not
directly inconsistent with a requirement of the order; and
Examples of direct
inconsistency—
If the only requirement under subsection (2) contained in a
particular order is that the released prisoner must live at least 1km from any
school—
1 A proposed direction to the prisoner would be directly
inconsistent if it requires the released prisoner to live at least 2km from
any school.
2 A proposed direction to the prisoner would not be directly
inconsistent if it requires the released prisoner to live at least a stated
distance from something else, including, for example, children’s
playgrounds, public parks, education and care service premises or QEC service
premises.
3 A proposed direction to the prisoner would not be directly
inconsistent if it requires the released prisoner not to live anywhere unless
that place has been approved by a corrective services officer.
(e) not
leave or stay out of Queensland without the permission of a corrective
services officer; and
(f) not commit an offence of a sexual nature during the
period of the order.
(2) The order may contain any other requirement the
court or a relevant appeal court considers appropriate—
(a) to ensure
adequate protection of the community; or
Examples for paragraph (a)—
• a
requirement that the prisoner must not knowingly reside with a convicted
sexual offender
• a requirement that the prisoner must not, without
reasonable excuse, be within 200m of a school
• a requirement that the
prisoner must wear a device for monitoring the prisoner’s location
(b)
for the prisoner’s rehabilitation or care or treatment.