(1) Probation shall mean the subjection of the offender to general and,
in a fit case, to added special obligations of supervision and assistance.
(2) The offender's compliance with his obligations shall be
superintended by a Magistrate nominated in that behalf, with the assistance
of salaried or honorary probation officers.
(3) The probation officer shall be chosen and may be replaced by the Magistrate in charge
(4) The Magistrate in charge at the offender's residence may at any time for reasons to be recorded in writing suspend all or any of the special obligations or vary them, but not so as to make them more burdensome.
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In force from 12 July 2016
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