Western Australian Repealed Acts Western Australian Repealed ActsThis legislation has been repealed.
(1) In the case of a
prisoner serving a parole term that is not a special term, if the CEO, having
regard to the matters referred to in section 26 (3), considers there are
circumstances which justify doing so, the CEO may report to the Board about
any such matter.
(2) In the case of a
prisoner serving a special term, the CEO must report to the Board about the
matters referred to in section 26 (3).
(3) A report by the
CEO under subsection (1) or (2) must be given to the Board on or before the
date when the prisoner concerned is eligible to be released on parole.
(4) In this section
—
“special term” means a parole term of
at least 3 years imposed for an offence —
(a)
under any of these chapters of The Criminal Code —
(i)
Chapter XXVIII — Homicide: Suicide: Concealment of
birth;
(ii)
Chapter XXIX — Offences endangering life or health;
(iii)
Chapter XXX — Assaults;
(iv)
Chapter XXXI — Sexual offences;
(v)
Chapter XXXIII — Offences against liberty;
(vi)
Chapter XXXIIIA — Threats;
(vii)
Chapter XXXIIIB — Intimidation;
(viii)
Chapter XXXVIII — Stealing with violence: Extortion
by threats;
or
(b)
under any of these repealed enactments in The Criminal Code —
(i)
section 197;
(ii)
Chapter XXXIA — Sexual assaults;
(iii)
Chapter XXXII — Assaults on females: Abduction.
(5) A reference in
subsection (4) (a) to a chapter of The Criminal Code includes a reference to
that chapter as enacted at any time before this Act commences.
(6) A reference in
subsection (4) (b) to an enactment of The Criminal Code includes a reference
to that enactment as enacted at any time before it was repealed.