(a) 2 or more probation orders in respect of an offender in relation to 2 or
more offences; and
(b) a probation order in respect of an offender who is already subject to a
probation order.
(2) If a court makes separate probation orders in respect of 2 or more
offences committed by an offender, the conditions of those orders are
concurrent unless the court directs otherwise.
(3) The conditions of a probation order made in respect of an offender
are, unless the court making the order directs otherwise, concurrent with
those of any other probation order in force in respect of that offender.
