Oranga Tamariki Act 1989

Youth justice - Intensive supervision orders

296M: Review of intensive supervision order

You could also call this:

"Checking how you're doing with your intensive supervision plan"

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When you are given an intensive supervision order, the court will review the plan made for you. The court must set dates to review the plan, which must be within three months of the order being made and then every three months after that. The court will decide who reviews the plan.

You will get a report on how you are doing with your plan. The person reviewing your plan must give the court a report on your progress and a new plan for you. The report must say what you have achieved and what you still need to work on.

The court will look at the report and the new plan, and then decide what to do next. The court can change the order or keep it the same, depending on your progress. The court might also ask for another report or plan if they need more information.

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Part 4Youth justice
Intensive supervision orders

296MReview of intensive supervision order

  1. After making an order under section 296G, the court—

  2. must fix promptly dates (which must be not later than 3 months after the date on which the order is made, and at least once every 3 months after that date, but before the order expires) for review of the plan that was prepared in respect of the order in accordance with section 335 (the plan); and
    1. may direct who is to review the plan (and if it does not make a direction, the person who prepared the plan is deemed to have been directed to review it under this paragraph); and
      1. may, at any time, and either on its own initiative or on the application of a party to the proceedings or a barrister or solicitor or youth advocate representing the young person, amend a direction made or deemed to be made under paragraph (b), or revoke it and substitute another direction.
        1. On or before each of the dates fixed under subsection (1)(a), the person who is directed to review the plan must review the plan and furnish to the court—

        2. a report setting out the results of the review; and
          1. a revised plan in respect of the young person.
            1. The report furnished to the court under subsection (2) must—

            2. state which of the objectives set out in the plan have been achieved and which of those objectives are yet to be achieved:
              1. state, in respect of those objectives that are yet to be achieved, what action is required to achieve those objectives:
                1. recommend, in respect of any order made by the court under this Part in relation to the young person to whom the plan relates, whether that order should continue in force, or be varied, suspended, or discharged, and whether any condition of that order should be continued in force, or be varied, suspended, or discharged, and the reasons for those recommendations:
                  1. state, in respect of those persons who were required to be given a copy of the plan pursuant to section 191 (as applied by section 339), whether each of those persons agrees with the recommendations contained in the report.
                    1. The court must consider a report furnished to it pursuant to subsection (2) and the accompanying revised plan, and, after giving such persons (if any) as it thinks fit an opportunity to be heard, may do either or both of the following things:

                    2. exercise, in relation to the order (if it remains in force), any of the powers set out in section 296E as if an application had been made in relation to the order under that section:
                      1. if the court considers the report furnished under subsection (2), or the revised plan, or both, to be inadequate, direct the person who prepared the report to furnish to the court a further report, or a further revised plan, or both, ensuring that the direction to that person indicates any specific matter that it requires to be dealt with in that report or plan.
                        Notes
                        • Section 296M: inserted, on , by section 29 of the Children, Young Persons, and Their Families (Youth Courts Jurisdiction and Orders) Amendment Act 2010 (2010 No 2).