The norm for non-parole periods in Commonwealth offences remains in the range of approximately 60% to 66% of the head sentence, and a non-parole period of 75% should be reserved for the worst class of case. A psychologist's report prepared years after the offending, where the conclusions do not sit comfortably with the organisation and execution of the offences, may properly be given limited weight.
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