For regulation 86A of the Principal Regulations substitute —
(1) If the Adult Parole Board revokes a parole order under section 74(2) of the Act ( revocation order ), the Adult Parole Board must give notice of the revocation order in Form 1 of Schedule 6 to the relevant Governor and relevant Regional Manager not later than 7 days after it revoked the order.
(2) If the person whose parole order is revoked is not held in custody in prison, the Regional Manager must, as soon as possible—
(a) if the person attends a community corrections centre—arrange for that person to be provided with a copy of the revocation order; or
(b) if the person does not attend a community corrections centre within 7 days of the making of the order—send, or cause to be sent, a copy of the revocation order to that person's last known address.
(3) If a person whose parole order is revoked under section 74(2) of the Act is held in custody in a prison, the Governor must cause that person to be provided with a copy of the notice of the revocation order as soon as possible after receiving or becoming aware of the giving of the notice under subregulation (1).
(1) If the Adult Parole Board cancels, or is taken to have cancelled, a parole order under section 77 of the Act, the Adult Parole Board must give notice of the cancellation order ( cancellation order ) in Form 2 of Schedule 6 to the relevant Governor and relevant Regional Manager as soon as possible after it cancelled the order.
(2) If the person whose parole order is cancelled, or is taken to have been cancelled, under section 77 of the Act is not held in custody in a prison, the Regional Manager must, as soon as possible—
(a) if the person attends a community corrections centre—arrange for that person to be provided with a copy of the cancellation order; or
(b) if the person does not attend a community corrections centre within 7 days of the making of the order—send, or cause to be sent a copy of the cancellation order to that person's last known address.
(3) If the person whose parole order is cancelled, or is taken to have been cancelled, under section 77 of the Act is held in custody in a prison, the Governor must cause that person to be provided with a copy of the notice of the cancellation order as soon as possible after receiving or becoming aware of the giving of the notice under subregulation (1).
(1) If the Adult Parole Board revokes a cancellation of a parole order under section 77A of the Act ( revocation of cancellation order ), the Adult Parole Board must give notice of the revocation of cancellation order in Form 3 of Schedule 6 to the relevant Governor and relevant Regional Manager not later than 7 days after it revoked the order.
(2) If the person whose parole order was cancelled but is revoked under section 77A of the Act is not held in custody in prison, the Regional Manager must, as soon as possible—
(a) if the person attends a community corrections centre—arrange for that person to be provided with a copy of the revocation of cancellation order; or
(b) if the person does not attend a community corrections centre within 7 days of the making of the order—send, or cause to be sent, a copy of the revocation of cancellation order to that person's last known address.
(3) If the person whose parole order was cancelled but is revoked under section 77A of the Act is held in custody in prison, the Governor must cause that person to be provided with a copy of the notice of the revocation of cancellation order as soon as possible after receiving or becoming aware of the giving of the notice under subregulation (1).".