Subsection (2) inserts the requirement into the list of community requirements available as part of a community order.
	Subsection (3) sets out that the requirement is only available for offences committed after section 17(3) of this Act comes into force.
	Subsection (4) sets out that a partial copy of a community order is to be provided to any person intended to be protected by a restriction zone
	Subsection (5) achieves the same effect as subsection (2) but for suspended sentences.
	Subsection (6) achieves the same effect as subsection (3) but for suspended sentences.
	Subsection (7) achieves the same effect as subsection (4) but for suspended sentences.
	Subsection (8) inserts content into Schedule 9 of the Sentencing Code setting out the detail of the requirement and the powers of the court. In particular this section allows the requirement to be imposed for a maximum of 2 years which is intended to mirror similar requirements such as exclusion zones. The requirement must also include an electronic monitoring requirement for securing compliance unless a specified exception applies. This again intends to mirror similar requirements such as exclusion zones.
	These provisions also apply to such a requirement imposed by the service courts as part of a suspended custodial sentence, service community order or overseas community order in the service justice system by virtue of sections 200, 178 and 182 of the Armed Forces Act 2006.
	Subsections (13), (14) and (15) amends section 182 of the Armed Forces Act 2006 so that a service court is not required to impose an electronic monitoring requirement when it imposes a restriction zone requirement as part of an overseas community order.
Part 1: Sentencing Section 17: Restriction zone requirement