(1) The Court may make an order in relation to one or both of the parents or in relation to an appropriate adult of a child who is in conflict with the law.
(2) The Court order, under subsection (1), may require the parents or appropriate adult to —
(a) attend counselling;
(b) attend parenting classes;
(c) comply with a treatment plan;
(d) take an action as may be necessary to support a probation order or treatment plan.
(3) A parent who contravenes a Court order, made under subsection (1), commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding five thousand dollars or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year.
(4) In making an order, under this section, the Court shall take into consideration the recommendations of a magistrate.
(5) When making a recommendation to the Court, under this section, a magistrate shall take into account —
(a) the recommendations of the person who provided the counselling or parenting classes;
(b) the effect on other children of the family;
(c) the terms of employment of the parents or appropriate adult; and
(d) other circumstances or conditions relevant to the particular case.