(2) not leave outside Ukraine for permanent residence without a permission of criminal enforcement authorities; (3) notify criminal enforcement authorities of any change in the place of residence, employment or studies; (4) regularly register with criminal enforcement authorities; (5) undergo medical treatment for alcoholism, drug addiction, or any disease which poses threat to health of other persons. 2. The conduct of such convicted person shall be monitored by penal enforcement authorities at the place of his/her residence, and the conduct of military servants shall be monitored by commanders of military units. Article 77. Imposition of additional punishments in case of discharge from primary punishment on probation In case of discharge on probation, additional punishments may be imposed, such as fine, deprivation of the right to occupy certain positions or engage in certain activities, and revocation of a military or special title, rank, grade or qualification class. Article 78. Legal consequences of discharge on probation 1. Upon the expiry of a probation period, a convicted person, who complied with obligations imposed on him or her by a court and committed no further criminal offenses shall be discharged from the punishment imposed on him or her by a court. 2. If a convicted person fails to comply with obligations imposed on him or her, or regularly commits offenses that entail administrative penalties and demonstrate his/her unwillingness to reform, a court shall send the convicted person to serve the imposed sentence. 3. If a convicted person commits another crime while on probation, a court shall impose a punishment on him or her pursuant to Articles 71 and 72 of this Code. Article 79. Discharge on probation for pregnant women and women having children under seven years of age 1. Where a restraint of liberty or imprisonment is imposed upon pregnant women or a women having children under seven years of age, except for the persons sentenced to imprisonment for a term over five years for grave or special grave offenses, a court may discharge such persons from both primary and additional punishments on probation for a period of leave granted by law to women in view of pregnancy, childbirth and until the child attains seven years of age. 2. Where pregnant women or women having children under 7 years of age are discharged on probation, a court may impose upon a convicted woman any such obligation as provided for by Article 76 of this Code. 3. The conduct of the convicted persons shall be monitored by criminal enforcement authorities. 4. Upon the expiry of a probation period, depending on the conduct of the convicted woman, a court shall discharge her from punishment or send her to serve the imposed sentence.