Community Payback Order: Supervision
DETAILS
Local Authority area:
North Ayrshire
Primary Courts of relevance:
Kilmarnock and Ayr
All information provided by:
North Ayrshire Justice Services (Community Justice Ayrshire Partnership)
North Ayrshire Community Justice Information
Published: 15 November 2022
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Community Payback Order: Supervision
Interventions suitable for
Anyone over the age of 16 where the Sheriff has requested a CJSWR
Programme Title and Provider
Supervision
Details of all Specific national or local scheme/intervention(s) available
In accordance with National Outcomes and Standards. Action Plans are developed using the appropriate risk assessment tools and plans to reduce the risk of reoffending and address areas of need.
Possible Outcomes
Reduction in risk of reoffending, improved opportunities for service user, linked into other appropriate services
Process for Assessment and/or inclusion in scheme/intervention
CJSWR interview; LSCMi risk assessment, Audit/ ABI Delivery
Where no specific scheme / intervention is available, is there capacity to provide a bespoke service based on Judicial request?
Not with current resources without more information Interventions suitable for Anyone over the age of 16 where the Sheriff has requested a CJSWR
Programme Title and Provider
CPO with Restricted Movement Requirement (RMR)
Details of all Specific national or local scheme/intervention(s) available
On 17 May 2022 the Management of Offenders (Scotland) Act 2019 introduced use of Electronic Monitoring as a requirement of a CPO. In accordance with National Outcomes and Standards. Action Plans are developed using the appropriate risk assessment tools and plans to reduce the risk of reoffending.
Electronic monitoring can provide assurance about the restriction of movement of a monitored person by imposing time and locational limitations on the monitored person. The monitored person can, for example be monitored to help check that they remain in a specified place for a specified period (or be excluded from a specified place, at a specified time).
As previously noted, a person’s compliance with the terms of any condition is monitored by way of the person wearing a PID (commonly known as a “tag”) and the installation of a home monitoring unit. Possible Outcomes Reduction in risk of reoffending, improved opportunities for service user, linked into other appropriate services
Process for Assessment and/or inclusion in scheme/intervention
CJSWR interview; LSCMi risk assessment, Audit/ ABI Delivery, EM
Assessment
Where no specific scheme / intervention is available, is there capacity to provide a bespoke service based on Judicial request?
Not with current resources without more information