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If you give an enforceable undertaking, you must follow it while it is in force. You are not allowed to do something that goes against what you agreed to in the undertaking. If you do, it is considered a contravention of the undertaking you gave.
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A person must not contravene an enforceable undertaking given by that person that is in force.
