sec.200Conditions of parole

### sec.200 Conditions of parole A parole order must include conditions requiring the prisoner the subject of the order— to be under the chief executive’s supervision— until the end of the prisoner’s period of imprisonment; or if the prisoner is being detained in an institution for a period fixed by a judge under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1945 , part 3 —for the period the prisoner was directed to be detained; and to carry out the chief executive’s lawful instructions; and to give a test sample if required to do so by the chief executive under section 41 ; and to report, and receive visits, as directed by the chief executive; and to notify the chief executive within 48 hours of any change in the prisoner’s address or employment during the parole period; and not to commit an offence. A parole order may contain a condition requiring the prisoner to comply with a direction given to the prisoner under section 200A . A parole order granted by the parole board may also contain conditions the board reasonably considers necessary— to ensure the prisoner’s good conduct; or to stop the prisoner committing an offence. a condition about the prisoner’s place of residence, employment or participation in a particular program a condition imposing a curfew for the prisoner a condition requiring the prisoner to give a test sample The prisoner must comply with the conditions included in the parole order. s 200 amd 2017 No. 15 s 7 (sec.200-ssec.1) A parole order must include conditions requiring the prisoner the subject of the order— to be under the chief executive’s supervision— until the end of the prisoner’s period of imprisonment; or if the prisoner is being detained in an institution for a period fixed by a judge under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1945 , part 3 —for the period the prisoner was directed to be detained; and to carry out the chief executive’s lawful instructions; and to give a test sample if required to do so by the chief executive under section 41 ; and to report, and receive visits, as directed by the chief executive; and to notify the chief executive within 48 hours of any change in the prisoner’s address or employment during the parole period; and not to commit an offence. (sec.200-ssec.2) A parole order may contain a condition requiring the prisoner to comply with a direction given to the prisoner under section 200A . (sec.200-ssec.3) A parole order granted by the parole board may also contain conditions the board reasonably considers necessary— to ensure the prisoner’s good conduct; or to stop the prisoner committing an offence. a condition about the prisoner’s place of residence, employment or participation in a particular program a condition imposing a curfew for the prisoner a condition requiring the prisoner to give a test sample (sec.200-ssec.4) The prisoner must comply with the conditions included in the parole order. - (a) to be under the chief executive’s supervision— (i) until the end of the prisoner’s period of imprisonment; or (ii) if the prisoner is being detained in an institution for a period fixed by a judge under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1945 , part 3 —for the period the prisoner was directed to be detained; and - (i) until the end of the prisoner’s period of imprisonment; or - (ii) if the prisoner is being detained in an institution for a period fixed by a judge under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1945 , part 3 —for the period the prisoner was directed to be detained; and - (b) to carry out the chief executive’s lawful instructions; and - (c) to give a test sample if required to do so by the chief executive under section 41 ; and - (d) to report, and receive visits, as directed by the chief executive; and - (e) to notify the chief executive within 48 hours of any change in the prisoner’s address or employment during the parole period; and - (f) not to commit an offence. - (i) until the end of the prisoner’s period of imprisonment; or - (ii) if the prisoner is being detained in an institution for a period fixed by a judge under the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1945 , part 3 —for the period the prisoner was directed to be detained; and - (a) to ensure the prisoner’s good conduct; or - (b) to stop the prisoner committing an offence. - • a condition about the prisoner’s place of residence, employment or participation in a particular program - • a condition imposing a curfew for the prisoner - • a condition requiring the prisoner to give a test sample