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7. Where a children’s hearing imposes upon a child, within a supervision requirement, a movement restriction condition, the following are the prescribed conditions for the purposes of section 70(12) of the Act–
(a)the accommodation at which the child is required to reside;
(b)the days of the week during which the child is required to remain at that accommodation, and the period or periods when the child is required to remain there, which period or periods shall not exceed 12 hours in any one day;
(c)any address or location which the child is required not to enter;
(d)the duration of the movement restriction condition, which duration shall not exceed 6 months;
(e)any conditions relative to the arrangements for monitoring compliance with the conditions contained in the supervision requirement and in particular relative to the discharge of functions by any person designated in terms of regulation 5(1);
(f)any conditions relative to the child’s participation in, or co operation with, services detailed in the child’s plan;
(g)any contingency arrangements relative to paragraphs (a) and (b) which the children’s hearing considers necessary to specify when imposing a movement restriction condition; and
(h)any planned respite care arrangements for the child which the children’s hearing considers necessary to specify when imposing a movement restriction condition.
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