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made a part of the records of such court in such proceeding.
The court shall place the respondent on probation on such
terms and conditions as the court may deem proper or neces-
sary to assure faithful compliance by the respondent with
such order. The court shall also have power to require the
respondent to furnish recognizance in the form of a cash
deposit or surety bond in such amount as the court may deem
proper and just to assure the payment of the amount re-
quired to be paid by the respondent for the support of the
petitioner.

(1) The court making such order shall have the power to
direct the respondent to make the payments required thereby
at specified intervals to the probation department or bureau
of the court and to report personally to such department or
bureau at such times as may be deemed necessary and the
respondent shall at all times be under the supervision of
such department or bureau.

(m) A respondent who shall wilfully fail to comply with
or violate the terms or conditions of the support order or of
his probation shall be punished by the court in the same
manner and to the same extent as is provided by law for a
contempt of such court or a violation of probation ordered
by such court in any other suit or proceeding cognizable by
such court.

(n) Upon the receipt of a payment made by the respondent
pursuant to the order of the court of the responding state in
any proceeding under this Article, the probation department
or bureau of such court shall forthwith transmit the same to
the court of the initiating state.

(o) The probation department or bureau of the court in
the responding state shall, not later than thirty days follow-
ing the end of each fiscal year, furnish to the court of the
initiating state an itemized statement under oath of all pay-
ments made by the respondent during such fiscal ye-ar for
the support of the petitioner in such proceeding.

(p) The court of the initiating state shall receive and ac-
cept all payments made by the- respondent to the probation
department or bureau of the court of the responding state
and transmitted by the latter on behalf of the respondent.
Upon receipt of any such payment, and under such rules as
the court of the initiating state may prescribe, the court, or
its probation department or bureau, as the court may direct,
shall deliver such payment to the dependent person entitled
thereto, take a proper receipt and acquittance therefor, and
keep a permanent record thereof.