Parole Orders (Transfer) Act 1984

Where the Minister makes a request under section 6(2), the Minister shall cause to be sent to the designated authority for the relevant State or Territory—

the parole order to which the request relates; and

the warrant of commitment or other authority by virtue of which the parolee became liable to the imprisonment to which the parole order relates; and

particulars in writing of the address of the parolee last known to the Minister; and

all documents relating to the parolee that were before the parole board or other body that made the parole order and any other documents relating to the parolee that appear to be likely to be of assistance to any relevant court, authority or officer of that State or Territory including, in particular, details as to class of prisoner and of any convictions, sentences of imprisonment, minimum terms of imprisonment, periods of imprisonment served, remissions earned and other grants of parole; and

a report in writing relating to the parolee containing such additional information as appears to be likely to be of assistance to any relevant court, authority or officer in that State or Territory.

A reference in subsection (1) to a parole order, warrant or other document shall be read as a reference to the original or to a copy certified as a true copy by the person to whose custody the original is entrusted.