The Act Schedule 17:  Offences relating to nuclear material and nuclear facilities Part 10: Special immigration status Section 133: Conditions
780.This section allows the Secretary of State or an immigration officer to impose conditions on a designated person, it specifies the nature of the conditions, and makes failure to comply with a condition an offence.
781.Subsection (1) allows the Secretary of State or an immigration officer to impose conditions on a designated person. These may relate to residence, employment or occupation, or reporting to the police, the Secretary of State or an immigration officer, as set out in subsection (2).
782.Subsection (3) provides that the powers for electronic monitoring shall apply in relation to the conditions imposed under subsection (1) in the same way as they do when someone is granted temporary admission under paragraph 21 of Schedule 2 to the Immigration Act 1971. This means that where a residence restriction is imposed on an adult, or where a reporting restriction could be imposed, he may be required to cooperate with electronic monitoring.
783.Subsection (4) permits the Secretary of State to make payments to a person in respect of travelling expenses which the person has incurred or will incur in complying with a reporting condition.
784.Subsection (5) creates an offence of failing to comply with a condition under this section without reasonable excuse. The maximum penalties for this offence are set out in Subsection (6). Further, under subsection (7) the ancillary provisions in the Immigration Act 1971 which apply in relation to an offence under any provision of section 24(1) (e.g. the power of arrest) will also apply in relation to an offence committed under subsection (5).
785.Subsection (8) specifies that the reference in subsection (6)(b) to 51 weeks, being the maximum period of imprisonment for an offence under subsection (5), shall be treated as a reference to six months in the application of the section to Scotland and Northern Ireland.