Cap. 9 Art. 412DTreatment Orders.

(1) Together with or separately from a protection order under article 412C, and provided the court is satisfied that proper arrangements have been made or can be made for treatment, the court may make an order (hereinafter in this article referred to as a

"treatment order") requiring a person to submit to treatment subject to the conditions which the court may deem appropriate to lay down in the order: Provided that where any person is convicted with an offence, a treatment order by the court may be made with or without the consent of the convicted person and in the case of a person accused with an offence, a treatment order may only be made with the consent of the accused.

(2) The treatment may be of any of the kinds specified in article 7(5) of the Probation Act.

(3) The provisions of article 412C(9) and (10) shall apply to an order under this article.

(4) If at any time during the period that the order is in force it is proved to the satisfaction of the court that the person has failed to comply with any of the requirements or conditions of the order, the court may impose on such person a fine (ammenda) not exceeding one thousand and one hundred and sixty-four euro and sixty-nine cents (€1164.69).