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The Criminal Justice (Children) (Northern Ireland) Order 1998
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10D—(1) This Article applies when the Director has accepted a recommendation made under Article 10A(2)(c).
(2) The date on which the child must begin to comply with the requirements specified in the youth conference plan is the date specified in the youth conference plan under Article 3C(6) or such other date as the Director may, with the consent of the youth conference co-ordinator, determine.
(3) A youth conference co-ordinator, or other person, nominated by the Secretary of State must monitor compliance by the child with the requirements specified in the youth conference plan.
(4) If, during the period specified in the youth conference plan, the person required to monitor the child's compliance with the requirements specified in the youth conference plan considers that the child has not been complying with them, he must make a written report to the Director.
(5) The report must contain details of the respects in which he considers that the child has not been complying with the requirements.
(6) When the period specified in the youth conference plan ends, the person required to monitor the child's compliance with the requirements specified in the youth conference plan must make a written report to the Director.
(7) The report must contain—
(a)an assessment of the extent (if any) to which he considers that the child has complied with the requirements specified in the youth conference plan; and
(b)such further information as he thinks may assist in the exercise of the functions of the Director with respect to the child and the offence concerned.
(8) The person required to monitor the child's compliance with the requirements specified in the youth conference plan may, with the consent of the Director, vary the youth conference plan.
(9) But the youth conference plan may not be varied unless—
(a)the child agrees to the variation;
(b)if the variation relates to any action falling to be taken by any person (other than the child), that person agrees to the variation; and
(c)if the variation relates to any action required to be taken by the child in relation to another person, that person agrees to the variation.
(10) The Secretary of State may pay the expenses incurred by a person who is not a youth conference co-ordinator in performing functions under this Article.]]
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