Parole Orders (Transfer) Act 1983

When directed to register a parole order under this Act, the Registrar shall—

register the parole order by endorsing on the parole order a memorandum signed by him to the effect that the parole order is, on the date of the endorsement, registered under this Act; and

keep the endorsed parole order in a register together with the original or copy of the judgment, order, statement or certificate of conviction or warrant of commitment sent by the designated authority, being the judgment or order by virtue of which the parolee became liable to undergo the imprisonment to which the parole order relates, or the statement or certificate of conviction or warrant of commitment evidencing the parolee's liability to undergo that imprisonment.

When the Registrar has registered a parole order, he shall—

forward to the Chairman of the Parole Board a copy of the endorsed parole order, together with a copy of the judgment, order, statement or certificate of conviction or warrant of commitment referred to in subsection (1)(b); and

cause notice in writing of the fact and date of the registration of the parole order to be given to the designated authority who requested the registration of the parole order, and to be served personally on the parolee.

A parole order is registrable under this Act notwithstanding that it was originally made in pursuance of the law of this State.