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*requiring a person to supervise the removal of personal property from the family home,
*requiring a person to post security to guarantee their good behaviour, and
*requiring a person to report to the court or to another person, like a counsellor or therapist.
Conduct orders can be enforced in a number of ways under section 228, including by requiring a person to pay up to $5,000 as a fine or to a party, or by jailing the person for up to 30 days. Jail will only be ordered when nothing else will secure the person's compliance with the conduct order.