When a court makes a protective supervision order, you must get a written notice about what you have to do. This notice must be given to you, the person under protective supervision. It must also be given to the chief executive and the Police. You can see similar rules in the Public Safety (Public Protection Orders) Act 2014 related legislation. The court's rules are important to follow when you are under a protective supervision order. You will know what is expected of you when you get the written notice.
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94: Requirements may be included in protective supervision order, or
"Rules to keep you and others safe can be part of your supervision order"
95A: Imposition, and effect, of drug or alcohol requirement, or
"What happens if you're ordered to follow rules about drugs or alcohol for your own safety"
Notice of any requirements imposed by the court on a person under a protective supervision order must be provided, in writing, to the following:
