Supervised release order, when cancellation under s. 142A takes effect
142B Supervised release order, when cancellation under s. 142A takes effect
If a supervised release order in respect of an offender is cancelled under section 142A, the supervised release order is taken to be cancelled —
if the cancellation results from a charge or conviction — on the day when the offence that resulted in the charge or conviction was committed; or
if the cancellation results from an offender becoming subject to an interim control order or confirmed control order — on the day when the offender became subject to the order; or
if the cancellation results from an interim control order or confirmed control order being sought in respect of an offender— on the day when the order was sought; or
if the cancellation results from a decision by the Board — the day when the decision was made.
If the day when an offence was committed cannot be ascertained — the day is taken, for the purposes of subsection (1)(a), to be the latest day on which that offence could have been committed, as determined by the chief executive officer.
[Section 142B inserted: No. 14 of 2022 s. 34; amended: No. 15 of 2023 s. 10.]
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