Breach of order, how Board may deal with
147 Breach of order, how Board may deal with
The Board may consider the matter of a failure to comply with a supervised release order or with any prescribed requirement that is referred to it by the chief executive officer and —
order that no further action be taken because of the failure; or
postpone the decision as to what action, if any, is to be taken because of the failure; or
if the supervised release order has been suspended, confirm, vary, or remove the suspension; or
if the supervised release order has not been suspended, suspend it; or
amend or cancel the supervised release order.
The Secretary is to cause the Board’s decision to be reduced to writing and, as soon as practicable after the decision is made, is to cause a copy of it to be given —
to the person in respect of whom it is made; and
if the Secretary knows or can by reasonable enquiry ascertain the whereabouts or address of such a person, to a person who is a responsible adult; and
to the chief executive officer.
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