This legislation has been repealed.
(1) The CEO must
ensure that a CCO is assigned to supervise a prisoner while on parole.
(2) However, if at any
time the CEO is satisfied that —
(a) the
prisoner is complying with his or her undertaking in a satisfactory manner;
and
(b) the
risk of the prisoner re-offending if not subject to supervision by a CCO is
minimal,
the CEO may recommend
to the Board that the prisoner no longer be supervised by a CCO.
(3) If the CEO makes
such a recommendation, the Board may direct the CEO that the prisoner need not
be supervised while on parole and the CEO may cease the supervision of the
prisoner.
(4) If the CEO ceases
the supervision of a prisoner, the CEO is to inform the prisoner.
(5) The fact that a
prisoner ceases to be under supervision does not affect the prisoner’s
duty to obey the requirements of his or her undertaking.
(6) The Board at any
time may cancel a direction given to the CEO under subsection (3).