The court, which, pursuant, as the case may be, to articles 712-6,712-7or 712-13, grants this suspension of sentence, may provide that the sentenced person will be subject to one or more of the following obligations, designed in particular to allow verification that the conditions set out in the first paragraph of Article 720-1-1 demeurent remplies :
1° Establish his residence or be hospitalised in a place or establishment determined by the court;
2° Keep the sentence enforcement judge informed of his place of residence or hospitalisation and inform him of any change ;
3° Fix their residence or place of hospitalisation within the territorial limits determined by the court;
4° Not leave the territorial limits determined by the court and, where applicable, surrender their passport;
5° Submit to any medical expertise ordered by the sentence enforcement judge;
6° Receive visits from the social worker of the penitentiary integration and probation service and communicate to him any information or documents likely to enable monitoring of the performance of his obligations;
7° Respond to summonses from the sentence enforcement judge or the worker of the penitentiary integration and probation service if his state of health allows him to travel;
8° Refrain from entering into any contact whatsoever with the victims of the offence for which they have been convicted;
9° Where the conviction relates to one of the offences mentioned in Article 706-47, refrain from associating or entering into a relationship with certain persons or certain categories of persons and in particular minors, with the exception, where applicable, of those designated by the decision.
The court may also order that the sentenced person be subject to one or more of the obligations or prohibitions mentioned in articles 131-36-2,132-44and 132-45 of the Penal Code. It may also order a care injunction in accordance with the provisions of article 131-36-4 of the Penal Code.