34 the period shall not exceed two years; provided that running of the period shall commence, as of the date of the issue of the order, or any subsequent time, as the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, or the court may specify , for sufficient reasons. (2) The prescribed period of detention of any person, under the provisions of section 118(4), shall not exceed three days. Bond upon conviction 120. The court may require any person convicted of an offence, in breach of public peace, or tranquility to execute a bond, with, or without security, to preserve public peace, and be of good reputation and behaviour, for any period not exceeding three years, and may also place such person, under police supervision, in addition to the said bond, or in lieu thereof; provided that such measures shall be after execution of the prescribed sentence, if any . Breach of bond 121. Where the person breaches his bond, under any of sections 118 and 120, the court may order his confinement, for a period not exceeding one month , and may, as well, order confiscation of the amount of security. 122. A person, placed under police supervision, shall be subject to any of the following restrictions, as the court may order :(a) residence, within the limits of any town, or region, selected thereby, and the authority which issued the restriction deems that execution of supervision therein is possible. The town, or area may be substituted by the order of such authority, upon the desire of the supervised person, or upon approval of the police, or the place to which he wants to move thereto; (b) not to leave the limits of the town , or area where he resides, without the written permission of the officer in charge, at such town, or area; (c) notifying the officer in charge, at any time, of the house, or place wherein he lives; (d) presenting himself, to the nearest police station, whenever required so to do. Police supervision Appeal of orders issued under the provisions of this Branch 123. Orders issued under the provisions of this Branch, shall be appealed, by the ways of appeal, set forth in this Act. Branch II Prevention of Offences relating to