Performance reports about offenders on PSOs
33I Performance reports about offenders on PSOs
A CCO must give a court a performance report about an offender who is subject to a PSO —
if required to do so by the court and in the form and at a forum directed by the speciality court; and
in any event on or before the sentencing day.
A CCO may give a court a performance report at any time if the CCO considers it appropriate to do so.
A performance report must report —
on the offender’s behaviour while subject to the PSO; and
if the report is required for a hearing prior to the sentencing day, on whether the offender is suitable to continue to be the subject of a PSO.
A performance report may be made —
by more than one person; and
in writing or orally.
A written performance report must not be given to anyone other than the court and the CEO (corrections).
A court may make a performance report available to the prosecutor, the offender or to any other person, on such conditions as it thinks fit.
[Section 33I inserted: No. 50 of 2003 s. 6; amended: No. 65 of 2006 s. 49.]
33J. Sentencing day, offender to be sentenced on etc.
When an offender appears before the court —
on the sentencing day specified in the PSO; or
as a result of a warrant issued under subsection (2),
the court is to sentence the offender.
If an offender does not appear on the sentencing day specified in the PSO, the court may issue a warrant to have the offender arrested and brought before it.
[Section 33J inserted: No. 50 of 2003 s. 6.]
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