Western Australian Current Acts Western Australian Current Acts (1) The Board or the
CEO may suspend an RRO at any time during the period of the order.
(2) The period of
suspension may be for a fixed or indefinite period as the Board or the CEO (as
the case may be) thinks fit.
(3) Without limiting
subsection (1), if a prisoner subject to an RRO is charged with or convicted
of an offence, or if the CEO is satisfied that a prisoner has failed to comply
with a requirement of an RRO, the CEO may do either or both of the following
—
(a)
suspend the RRO;
(b)
refer the prisoner’s case to the Board for consideration.
(4) If the CEO
suspends the RRO of a prisoner who is charged with an offence the CEO must,
when the charge has been determined —
(a) if
the prisoner is not convicted of the charge — cancel the suspension; or
(b) if
the prisoner is convicted of the charge —
(i)
cancel the suspension; or
(ii)
suspend the order for a further period; or
(iii)
refer the prisoner’s case to the Board for
consideration.
(5) If the CEO
suspends an RRO for a fixed period of one month or more, or if an indefinite
suspension extends for a month, the CEO must refer the prisoner’s case
to the Board to consider.
(6) If the CEO
suspends an RRO and the prisoner’s case is not referred to the Board,
the CEO may cancel the suspension of the RRO at any time before the suspension
ends.
(7) If the Board
suspends an RRO, it may cancel the suspension at any time before the
suspension ends.
(8) If the case of a
prisoner is referred to the Board, the Board may vary the suspension period of
or cancel the CEO’s suspension order, or cancel the RRO.
[ 62. Deleted: No. 41 of 2006 s. 47.]