112Mandatory terms and conditions of a parole order—parole order made on and from 1 November 2019

112 Mandatory terms and conditions of a parole order—parole order made on and from 1 November 2019 (1) For the purposes of section 74(4)(a) of the Act the following are the mandatory terms and conditions of a parole order made on and from 1 November 2019— (a) the prisoner must not break any law; (b) the prisoner must report to the community corrections centre specified in the parole order within 2 clear working days after the parole order comes into force; (c) the prisoner must notify a community corrections officer of any change of address at least 2 clear working days before the change of address; (d) the prisoner must notify a community corrections officer of any change of employment within 2 clear working days of the change of employment; (e) the prisoner is under supervision of a community corrections officer; (f) the prisoner must report to, and receive visits from, a community corrections officer as and when directed by a community corrections officer; (g) the prisoner must be available for interview by a community corrections officer, the Regional Manager or the Board at the time and place as directed by a community corrections officer, the Regional Manager or the Board (as the case may be); (h) the prisoner must attend in person at a community corrections centre as directed in writing by a community corrections officer; (i) the prisoner must not leave Victoria except with the written permission, granted either generally or in a particular case, of the Regional Manager or the Board; (j) the prisoner must comply with any direction given by a community corrections officer, the Regional Manager or the Board that is necessary for a community corrections officer, the Regional Manager or the Board (as the case may be) to give to ensure that the prisoner complies with the parole order. (2) A direction under subregulation (1)(h) must state that it is a direction given for the purposes of that subregulation. (3) A direction under subregulation (1)(f), (g) or (j) may be given orally or in writing. (4) A permission under subregulation (1)(i) may specify the frequency, period and purpose for leaving Victoria. See also regulation 139.