Australian Capital Territory Repealed Acts Australian Capital Territory Repealed ActsThis legislation has been repealed.
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
CHAPTER 1--PRELIMINARY
1. Name of Act
3. Dictionary
4. Notes
5. Meaning of subject to imprisonment etc
CHAPTER 2--HOME DETENTION ORDERS
PART 2.1--MAKING HOME DETENTION ORDERS
6. Imprisonment by way of home detention
7. Remand by way of home detention
PART 2.2--PROCEDURES FOR MAKING HOME DETENTION ORDERS
Division 2.2.1--General
8. Application of pt 2.2
Division 2.2.2--Restrictions on making home detention orders
9. Home detention not available for offenders for certain offences
10. Home detention not available for sentenced offenders or remandees with certain
11. Suitability of sentenced offenders and remandees for home detention
Division 2.2.3--Assessment reports
12. Referral of sentenced offender or remandee for assessment
13. Assessment of suitability for home detention
14. Obtaining information etc for assessment report
Division 2.2.4--Explanation of home detention orders
15. Explanation of home detention orders to be given
PART 2.3--OPERATION OF HOME DETENTION ORDERS
16. Effect of home detention order for sentenced offender
17. Effect of home detention order for remandee
18. Conditions of home detention orders
19. Obligations under home detention orders
20. Duration of home detention orders
PART 2.4--REVOCATION OF HOME DETENTION ORDERS
21. Arrest without warrant of person subject to home detention order
22. Arrest with warrant of person subject to home detention order
23. Duty of corrections officers relating to breaches of home detention
24. Revocation of home detention order
25. Date of effect of revocation of home detention orders
26. Consequential revocation of other home detention orders
PART 2.5--OTHER PROVISIONS ABOUT HOME DETENTION ORDERS
27. Regulations about home detention
28. Exercise of functions by court after home detention order has ended
CHAPTER 3--NONPAROLE PERIODS AND PAROLE
PART 3.1--PRELIMINARY
29. Definitions for ch 3
30. Application of ch 3 to victim who is a child
PART 3.2--NONPAROLE PERIODS
31. Court to set nonparole period
32. Setting of nonparole period for person serving 1 or more previous
33. Secretary to be told about setting of nonparole period etc
34. Victims register
PART 3.3--PAROLE
Division 3.3.1--General
35. Application of pt 3.3
Division 3.3.2--Release on parole
36. Eligibility for release on parole
37. Parole order necessary for release
38. Conditions of parole
39. Obligations under parole order
40. Recission of parole order before release
41. Release under parole order
42. Victim to be told of decision to make parole order etc
43. Sentence not discharged unless parole completed
44. Parole order not invalidated by failure to comply with procedural
Division 3.3.3--Making decisions about release on parole
45. Consideration of release on parole
46. Board to seek views of victims
47. Initial consideration of parole by board
48. Notice of a parole hearing
49. Further consideration by board of release of offender on parole
50. Decision of board about parole after further consideration
51. General duty of board in making parole decisions
Division 3.3.4--Parole orders in exceptional circumstances
52. Making of parole orders in exceptional circumstances
PART 3.4--REVOCATION OF PAROLE ORDERS
53. Arrest of parolee without warrant
54. Arrest of parolee with warrant
55. Duty of corrections officers relating to breaches of parole
56. Warrant remanding parolee in custody on adjournment
57. Inquiry into suspected breaches of parole orders
58. Revocation of parole orders
59. Date of effect of revocation of parole order
61. Parole order revoked if parolee sentenced to imprisonment
62. Parole order revoked if former parolee sentenced to imprisonment for offence committed
62A. Warrant by board committing parolee to prison
PART 3.5--OTHER PROVISIONS ABOUT PAROLE
63. Regulations about parole
64. Exercise of functions by board after parole order has ended
CHAPTER 4--SENTENCE ADMINISTRATION BOARD
PART 4.1--ESTABLISHMENT AND MEMBERSHIP OF BOARD
65. Establishment of board
66. Functions of board
67. Membership of board
68. Appointment of members
69. Term of appointment of members
70. Ending of appointment of members
71. Conditions of appointment of members generally
72. Divisions of board
72A. Delegation of chairperson's functions
PART 4.2--PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD
73. Time and place of board meetings
74. Presiding at board meetings
75. Conduct of board proceedings
76. Board procedure
77. Board minutes
78. Disclosure of interests by members of board
79. Authentication of board documents
80. Evidentiary certificate about board decisions
81. Proof of certain matters relating to board not required
82. Application of pt 4.2 and pt 4.3 to divisions of board
PART 4.3--INQUIRIES BY BOARD
83. Board may hold inquiries and hearings
84. Sentenced offenders to appear before board
85. Board may require attendance of people and production of documents
86. Powers in relation to witnesses etc
87. Privileges against selfincrimination and exposure to civil penalty
88. Application of Criminal Code, ch 7
89. Reports for board
90. Rights of sentenced offenders making submissions to board
91. Allowances and expenses payable to board witnesses
PART 4.4--OTHER PROVISIONS ABOUT THE BOARD
92. Effect of board warrants
93. Secretary and assistant secretaries
93A. Protection from liability for board members and secretary
93B. Protection of witnesses etc
CHAPTER 5--MISCELLANEOUS
94. Chief Minister may make arrangements with NSW
95. Exercise of prerogative of mercy and other laws not affected
96. Security of information
97. Corrections officers
98. Approved forms
99. Regulation-making power
DICTIONARY
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