Under s 155 of the Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Act 1999, information before the Parole Board will not be characterised as false, misleading or irrelevant simply because it was challenged or is incorrect in detail; the applicant must demonstrate that the information was false or misleading in substance and that it significantly influenced the Board's decision. Where the Board has itself determined a factual dispute about information, the court must be satisfied the Board's determination was plainly, not just arguably, wrong.
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