sec.200ADirections to prisoners subject to parole order

### sec.200A Directions to prisoners subject to parole order The purpose of this section is— to enable the movements of a prisoner who is subject to a parole order to be restricted; and to enable the location of the prisoner to be monitored. A corrective services officer may direct the prisoner— to remain at a stated place for stated periods; or to wear a stated device; or to permit the installation of any device or equipment at a stated place, including, for example, the place where the prisoner resides. See section 267 (2) . A corrective services officer may also give other reasonable directions to the prisoner that are necessary for the proper administration of a direction under subsection (2) . A direction under this section must not be inconsistent with a condition of the prisoner’s parole order. s 200A ins 2017 No. 15 s 8 amd 2020 No. 23 s 28 (sec.200A-ssec.1) The purpose of this section is— to enable the movements of a prisoner who is subject to a parole order to be restricted; and to enable the location of the prisoner to be monitored. (sec.200A-ssec.2) A corrective services officer may direct the prisoner— to remain at a stated place for stated periods; or to wear a stated device; or to permit the installation of any device or equipment at a stated place, including, for example, the place where the prisoner resides. See section 267 (2) . (sec.200A-ssec.3) A corrective services officer may also give other reasonable directions to the prisoner that are necessary for the proper administration of a direction under subsection (2) . (sec.200A-ssec.4) A direction under this section must not be inconsistent with a condition of the prisoner’s parole order. - (a) to enable the movements of a prisoner who is subject to a parole order to be restricted; and - (b) to enable the location of the prisoner to be monitored. - (a) to remain at a stated place for stated periods; or - (b) to wear a stated device; or - (c) to permit the installation of any device or equipment at a stated place, including, for example, the place where the prisoner resides.