fulfilling of the obligations, or may replace such obligations with other obligations provided for in criminal legislation in the Federation, or relieve the convicted person of the obligations. Article 67 Deadlines for Revocation of Suspended Sentence (1) A suspended sentence may be revoked during the probation period. (2) If a convicted person perpetrates a criminal offence entailing revocation of the suspended sentence during this period, but it is established by judgement only after the expiration of the probation period, the suspended sentence may be revoked at the latest one year after the probation period has expired. (3) If a convicted person fails to fulfil a certain obligation referred to in Article 63 (Obligations of the Person under Suspended Sentence) paragraph 1 of this Code within the determined deadline, the court may revoke the suspended sentence no later than one year after the expiration of the probation period, and order execution of the punishment imposed as the suspended sentence. Article 68 Suspended Sentence with Protective Guardianship (1) The court may order that a perpetrator, who has been subject to a suspended sentence, be placed under protective guardianship if, upon having considered the circumstances of the criminal offence, personality of the perpetrator, his personal history prior to the perpetration and his conduct after perpetrating the criminal offence, it came to the conclusion that it would contribute to achieving more efficiently the purpose of suspended sentencing and social rehabilitation. (2) Protective guardianship encompasses measures of assistance, care, supervision and protection outlined under this Code, provided that the protective guardianship may not last less than six months nor it may exceed two years. Article 69 Contents of Protective Guardianship Protective guardianship may include the following obligations: a) Treatment in an appropriate health institution; b) Refraining from intake of alcoholic drinks or opiates (intoxicating drugs); c) Attending particular psychiatric, psychological or other counselling centres and acting in accordance with their instructions; d) Training for a certain profession; e) Accepting employment which is appropriate to the skills and abilities of the perpetrator; f) Disposing with the salary or other income and property in an appropriate way and in accordance with marital or family obligations. Article 70 Ordering Protective Guardianship (1) The court orders in a judgement one or several obligations set forth under Article 69 (Contents of Protective Guardianship) of this Code, determining what exactly they cover. (2) When ordering the obligations referred to in Article 69 of this Code, the court shall take into special consideration the age of the perpetrator, his general physical and mental condition, his life inclinations and habits, especially at home, in school or at work, the motives out of which the criminal offence has been perpetrated and his conduct after perpetrating the criminal offence, his personal history prior to the 21