(2) Protective supervision shall be ordered by the court in the judgment by which it imposes the suspended sentence and pronounces the measures of protective supervision, their duration, and manner for their implementation. Obligations While under Protective Supervision Article 61 Protective supervision may comprise one or more of the following obligations: 1) reporting to a competent authority in charge of enforcement of protective supervision within the time limits specified by that authority; 2) training of the perpetrator for a particular profession; 3) accepting a job appropriate to the abilities and propensities of the perpetrator; 4) fulfillment of the obligations to support family, care and bring up children and carry out other family obligations; 5) refraining from visiting certain places, bars or events if that may be a chance or incentive for repeat offending; 6) timely reporting of any change of residence, address or job; 7) refraining from the use of drugs and alcohol; 8) treatment in an appropriate medical institution; 9) visiting particular professional and other counseling offices or institutions and following their instructions; 10) eliminating or mitigating the damage inflicted by the criminal offence in question, and in particular reconciliation with the victim of the crime. Selection of Measures of Protective Supervision Article 62 When selecting the obligations referred to in Article 61 hereof and determining their duration, the court shall take into account in particular the age of perpetrator, his health condition, propensities and habits, motives for the commission of criminal offence, behaviour after commission of criminal offence, personal history, personal and family situation, conditions for fulfilling the obligations ordered as well as other circumstances which are related to the perpetrator’s personality and which bear relevance to the selection of the measures of protective supervision and their duration. Duration of Protective Supervision Article 63