sec.175ODeciding if satisfactory cooperation

### sec.175O Deciding if satisfactory cooperation In deciding whether a no body-no parole prisoner has given satisfactory cooperation, the parole board— must have regard to— the commissioner’s report about the prisoner; and any information the board has about the prisoner’s capacity to give satisfactory cooperation; and any relevant remarks made by the court that sentenced the prisoner to the term of imprisonment the prisoner is serving for the homicide offence; and if the prisoner asks the board to consider a transcript of a proceeding against the prisoner for the homicide offence—the transcript; and may have regard to other information the board considers relevant. In this section— transcript , of a proceeding, means a transcription of a record under the Recording of Evidence Act 1962 of the proceeding. s 175O ins 2021 No. 24 s 7 (sec.175O-ssec.1) In deciding whether a no body-no parole prisoner has given satisfactory cooperation, the parole board— must have regard to— the commissioner’s report about the prisoner; and any information the board has about the prisoner’s capacity to give satisfactory cooperation; and any relevant remarks made by the court that sentenced the prisoner to the term of imprisonment the prisoner is serving for the homicide offence; and if the prisoner asks the board to consider a transcript of a proceeding against the prisoner for the homicide offence—the transcript; and may have regard to other information the board considers relevant. (sec.175O-ssec.2) In this section— transcript , of a proceeding, means a transcription of a record under the Recording of Evidence Act 1962 of the proceeding. - (a) must have regard to— (i) the commissioner’s report about the prisoner; and (ii) any information the board has about the prisoner’s capacity to give satisfactory cooperation; and (iii) any relevant remarks made by the court that sentenced the prisoner to the term of imprisonment the prisoner is serving for the homicide offence; and (iv) if the prisoner asks the board to consider a transcript of a proceeding against the prisoner for the homicide offence—the transcript; and - (i) the commissioner’s report about the prisoner; and - (ii) any information the board has about the prisoner’s capacity to give satisfactory cooperation; and - (iii) any relevant remarks made by the court that sentenced the prisoner to the term of imprisonment the prisoner is serving for the homicide offence; and - (iv) if the prisoner asks the board to consider a transcript of a proceeding against the prisoner for the homicide offence—the transcript; and - (b) may have regard to other information the board considers relevant. - (i) the commissioner’s report about the prisoner; and - (ii) any information the board has about the prisoner’s capacity to give satisfactory cooperation; and - (iii) any relevant remarks made by the court that sentenced the prisoner to the term of imprisonment the prisoner is serving for the homicide offence; and - (iv) if the prisoner asks the board to consider a transcript of a proceeding against the prisoner for the homicide offence—the transcript; and