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including the reasons on which the determination was based. If the department is unable to obtain a reasonably reliable address for a parent or guardian, the department shall keep a copy of the notice on file and, notwithstanding AS 47.10.093, release the notice to the child's parent or guardian on request of the parent or guardian. If the department files a petition alleging that the child is a child in need of aid, the court shall proceed under AS 47.10.142(d). (g) If the department files a petition alleging the child is a child in need of aid under AS 47.10.011(5) because the child is habitually absent from home or refuses available care, the child's parent or guardian shall attend each hearing held during the child-in-need-of-aid proceedings unless the court excuses the parent or guardian from attendance for good cause. If the child is found to be a child in need of aid, the court may order that the (1) child participate in treatment; (2) parent or guardian personally participate in treatment reasonably available in the parent or guardian's community as specified in a plan set out in the court order; and (3) child and the parent or guardian comply with other conditions set out in the court order. (h) If the court orders a minor's parent or guardian to participate in the treatment under (g) of this section, the court may also order the parent or guardian to use available insurance or another resource to cover the treatment, or to pay for the treatment if other coverage is unavailable. (i) If the parent or guardian fails to attend a hearing as required by the court under (g) of this section, the hearing shall proceed without the presence of the parent. (j) The court shall issue a written order if the court determines that a minor shall be placed in a juvenile detention facility as a result of violating a court order issued under AS 47.10.080(c)(1) or 47.10.142(f). An order issued under this subsection (1) must include a finding of probable cause that the minor is a runaway in wilful violation of a court order and identify the court order the minor has violated; (2) must specify the factual basis for determining that there is reasonable cause to believe that the minor has violated a court order; (3) must describe how the minor's current situation poses a severe and imminent risk to the minor's life or safety; (4) must include findings of fact to support a determination that there is not an appropriate, less restrictive alternative to placing the minor in a juvenile detention facility available, with due consideration to the best interests of the minor; (5) must include a plan for the minor's release from the juvenile detention facility in the least amount of time necessary, not to exceed seven days unless otherwise specified by the court; and (6) may not be renewed or extended. (k) In this section, (1) “law enforcement agency” has the meaning given in AS 12.36.090; (2) “semi-secure” means operated according to standards that may be established by the department in regulations that are designed to require a level of security that will reasonably ensure that, if a minor leaves without permission, the minor's act of leaving will be immediately noticed;