Parole Orders (Transfer) Act 1983

When so directed under section 5(1), the Registrar shall register a parole order under this Act 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 keeping the endorsed parole order in a register together with the original or copy of the judgment or order sent by the designated authority, being the judgment or order by virtue of which the person to whom the parole order relates became liable to undergo the imprisonment to which the parole order relates.

Despite subsection (1), a parole order must not be registered under this Act unless, or until, the person to whom the order relates is present in this State.

When the Registrar has registered a parole order, he shall – forward to the chairman of the Parole Board one copy of the parole order, being a copy on which is written a copy of the memorandum endorsed on the parole order in accordance with subsection (1), together with one copy of the judgment or order 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 person to whom the parole order relates.