CEO to ensure parolee is supervised during supervised period
31 CEO to ensure parolee is supervised during supervised period
Unless the parole order is a parole order (unsupervised), the CEO must ensure that during the parole period of a parole order a CCO is assigned to supervise the prisoner.
However, if at any time the CEO is satisfied that —
the prisoner is complying with his or her undertaking in a satisfactory manner; and
the risk of the prisoner re‑offending if not subject to supervision by a CCO is minimal,
the CEO may recommend to the Board that the prisoner no longer be supervised by a CCO.
If the CEO makes a recommendation under subsection (2), the Board may direct the CEO that the prisoner need no longer be supervised during the parole period and the CEO may cease the supervision of the prisoner.
If the CEO ceases the supervision of a prisoner, the CEO is to inform the prisoner.
The fact that a prisoner ceases to be under supervision does not affect the prisoner’s duty to obey the requirements of his or her undertaking during the parole period.
The Board at any time may cancel a direction given to the CEO under subsection (3).
[Section 31 amended: No. 41 of 2006 s. 26.]
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