CORRECTIVE SERVICES ACT 2006 - SECT 200
Conditions of parole
CORRECTIVE SERVICES ACT 2006 - SECT 200
Conditions of parole
200 Conditions of parole
(1) A parole order must include conditions requiring the prisoner the subject
of the order—
(a) to be under the chief executive’s supervision—
(i)
until the end of the prisoner’s period of imprisonment; or
(ii) if the
prisoner is being detained in an institution for a period fixed by a judge
under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1945, part 3 —for the period the
prisoner was directed to be detained; and
(b) to carry out the chief
executive’s lawful instructions; and
(c) to give a test sample if required
to do so by the chief executive under section 41; and
(d) to report, and
receive visits, as directed by the chief executive; and
(e) to notify the
chief executive within 48 hours of any change in the prisoner’s address or
employment during the parole period; and
(f) not to commit an offence.
(2) A
parole order may contain a condition requiring the prisoner to comply with a
direction given to the prisoner under section 200A.
(3) A parole order
granted by the parole board may also contain conditions the board reasonably
considers necessary—
(a) to ensure the prisoner’s good conduct; or
(b) to
stop the prisoner committing an offence.
Examples—
• a condition about
the prisoner’s place of residence, employment or participation in a
particular program
• a condition imposing a curfew for the prisoner
• a
condition requiring the prisoner to give a test sample
(4) The prisoner
must comply with the conditions included in the parole order.