If prisoner does not give satisfactory cooperation
175P If prisoner does not give satisfactory cooperation
This section applies if the parole board makes a no cooperation declaration about a no body-no parole prisoner.
The no cooperation declaration must state—
the reasons the board is not satisfied the prisoner has given satisfactory cooperation; and
the day of the board’s decision; and
that the prisoner may not apply for parole under section 176 or 180 unless the prisoner is given a notice under section 175Q; and
that the prisoner may, at any time, make a reconsideration application.
The parole board must, as soon a practicable after making the no cooperation declaration, give a copy of the declaration to—
the prisoner; and
the chief executive.
If the prisoner stops being a no body-no parole prisoner, the no cooperation declaration ends.
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