"9.4 Any form of release from an institution to a non-custodial programme shall be considered at the earliest possible stage. "V. IMPLEMENTATION OF NON-CUSTODIAL MEASURES "10. supgrvision "10.1 If a non-custodial measure entails supervision, the latter shall be carried out by a competent authority under the specific conditions prescribed by law. "10.2 Within the framework of a given non-custodial measure, the most suitable type of supervision and treatment should be determined for each individual case. Supervision and treatment should be periodically reviewed and adjusted as necessary. "10.3 Offenders shall be provided with psychological, social and material assistance and with opportunities to strengthen links with the community and facilitate their reintegration into society. "11. Duration "11.1 The duration of a non-custodial measure shall not exceed the period established by the competent authority in accordance with the law. "11.2 Provision may be made for early termination of the measure if the offender has responded favourably to it. "12. Gfln<|i.ti.Djas "12.1 If the competent authority shall determine the conditions to be observed by the offender, it should take into account both the needs of society and the needs and rights of the offender and the victim. "12.2 The conditions to be observed shall be practical, precise and as few as possible, and be aimed at reducing the likelihood of an offender relapsing into criminal behaviour and of increasing the offender's chances of social integration, taking into account the needs of the victim. "12.3 At the beginning of the application of a non-custodial measure, the offender shall receive an explanation, orally and in writing, of the conditions governing the application of the measure, including the offender's obligations and rights. "12.4 The conditions may be modified by the competent authority under the established statutory provisions, in accordance with the progress made by the offender. "13. 'Tçg.atme.ht. grçgggg.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the implementation of non-custodial measures for offenders, including supervision, treatment, and reintegration into society. The language used is formal and legal, suggesting that it is related to criminal justice or penal policy. The text also emphasizes the importance of considering the needs of the offender, victim, and society as a whole, which is consistent with a humanitarian or social welfare approach.

**Category**
Health, Employment