You can get an order to work under supervision for a certain time. The court decides how long you work under supervision. The court can also order you to take a training course. You might have to arrange for your employees to take a training course instead. The court chooses the training course you or your employees must take. This is a way for the court to make sure you follow the rules, as seen in similar laws like the one found at https://legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1986/0120/latest/link.aspx?id=DLM5977136
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The court may make an order requiring an offender to work under supervision for a period that the court specifies in the order.
The court may make an order requiring an offender to undertake, or arrange for 1 or more employees to undertake, a specified course of training.
