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In forceWhen indefinite imprisonment commences
Part 14Indefinite imprisonment
100 When indefinite imprisonment commences
A sentence of indefinite imprisonment begins on the day when the offender would, but for that sentence, be eligible to be released from custody, whether or not under a parole order or a re‑entry release order made under the Sentence Administration Act 2003, while or after serving —
(a)
the nominal sentence; or
(b)
any other term imposed on the offender.
[Section 100 amended: No. 50 of 2003 s. 21.]
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