(1)  A home detention order may also include any one or more of the following conditions:

(a) the offender must, during the operational period of the order, appear before the court at the places, days and times, that the court specifies in the order;

(b) the offender must, during the operational period of the order, take medication as required by a psychiatrist or a medical practitioner or by another person specified by the court;

(c) the offender must not, during the operational period of the order, consume alcohol;

(d) a condition, or conditions, with which the offender must comply, that the court considers appropriate for the purposes of reducing the likelihood of the offender re-offending during the operational period of the order.

(2)  A special condition of a home detention order may specify that the condition applies during the whole or any part of the operational period of the order.

(3)  Unless the court making the order directs otherwise, the special conditions of a home detention order made in respect of a person are, during the operational period of the order, concurrent with the conditions, of each other home detention order, community correction order, community service order, or probation order, in relation to that person, that are in force during the operational period of the home detention order.