(1) Where, on hearing the evidence with respect to a final protection order, the Court may, with the consent of the applicant, not grant a final protection order or impose a penalty and require the respondent to enter into a bond of good behaviour, where—
(a) the incident was isolated;
(b) there are circumstances which make it desirable to preserve the family unit; and
(c) the conduct complained of is not sufficiently grave to warrant a final protection order or penalty.
(2) A bond of good behaviour under subsection (1) is valid for a period not exceeding 6 months.
(3) Where a respondent enters a bond of good behaviour under subsection (1), the Court may specify additional conditions as follows—
(a) that the parties—
(i) receive professional counselling,
(ii) attend psychoeducational group therapy,
(iii) report to an assigned officer at fixed intervals;
(b) that the matter be reviewed by the Court within 3 months.