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Corrective Services Act 2006
sec.490PExisting instruments and decisions made by a former board
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### sec.490P Existing instruments and decisions made by a former board
This section applies to the following instruments made by a former board and in force immediately before the commencement—
an order under former section 96A(1);
a notice to a prisoner under section 96B;
a warrant issued under former section 112(2), 206 or 210;
a parole order, including an exceptional circumstances parole order;
a notice given to the chief executive under former section 188(1);
reasons for a refusal given to a prisoner under former section 193(5)(a);
an order under former section 205 to amend, suspend or cancel a parole order;
an information notice given to a prisoner under former section 205(3) or 208(1);
a notice given to a prisoner under former section 208(2);
an order under former section 211(3);
an order under former section 212(3) or 213(1) granting leave to a prisoner.
This section also applies to the following decisions made by a former board and in force immediately before the commencement—
a decision to consent to a prisoner applying for a parole order, mentioned in former section 180(2)(a)(ii);
a decision under former section 190 to grant leave to a prisoner or prisoner’s agent to appear before a former board;
a decision under former section 193(1) to grant or refuse an application for a parole order;
a decision under former section 193(5)(b) about a period of time within which a further application for a parole order must not be made;
a decision under former section 198 to confirm or set aside the decision of a regional board;
a decision under former section 203(3) to cancel an order given by the chief executive and to require the chief executive to withdraw a warrant.
From the commencement, the instrument or decision has effect as if it had been made by the parole board.
To remove any doubt, it is declared that the instrument or decision is taken to have been made by the parole board on the day it was made by the former board.
A decision under former section 190 to grant leave to a prisoner or prisoner’s agent to appear before a former board is taken to be a decision to grant leave to the prisoner or prisoner’s agent to appear before the parole board.
s 490P ins 2017 No. 15 s 14
(sec.490P-ssec.1) This section applies to the following instruments made by a former board and in force immediately before the commencement— an order under former section 96A(1); a notice to a prisoner under section 96B; a warrant issued under former section 112(2), 206 or 210; a parole order, including an exceptional circumstances parole order; a notice given to the chief executive under former section 188(1); reasons for a refusal given to a prisoner under former section 193(5)(a); an order under former section 205 to amend, suspend or cancel a parole order; an information notice given to a prisoner under former section 205(3) or 208(1); a notice given to a prisoner under former section 208(2); an order under former section 211(3); an order under former section 212(3) or 213(1) granting leave to a prisoner.
(sec.490P-ssec.2) This section also applies to the following decisions made by a former board and in force immediately before the commencement— a decision to consent to a prisoner applying for a parole order, mentioned in former section 180(2)(a)(ii); a decision under former section 190 to grant leave to a prisoner or prisoner’s agent to appear before a former board; a decision under former section 193(1) to grant or refuse an application for a parole order; a decision under former section 193(5)(b) about a period of time within which a further application for a parole order must not be made; a decision under former section 198 to confirm or set aside the decision of a regional board; a decision under former section 203(3) to cancel an order given by the chief executive and to require the chief executive to withdraw a warrant.
(sec.490P-ssec.3) From the commencement, the instrument or decision has effect as if it had been made by the parole board.
(sec.490P-ssec.4) To remove any doubt, it is declared that the instrument or decision is taken to have been made by the parole board on the day it was made by the former board.
(sec.490P-ssec.5) A decision under former section 190 to grant leave to a prisoner or prisoner’s agent to appear before a former board is taken to be a decision to grant leave to the prisoner or prisoner’s agent to appear before the parole board.
- (a) an order under former section 96A(1);
- (b) a notice to a prisoner under section 96B;
- (c) a warrant issued under former section 112(2), 206 or 210;
- (d) a parole order, including an exceptional circumstances parole order;
- (e) a notice given to the chief executive under former section 188(1);
- (f) reasons for a refusal given to a prisoner under former section 193(5)(a);
- (g) an order under former section 205 to amend, suspend or cancel a parole order;
- (h) an information notice given to a prisoner under former section 205(3) or 208(1);
- (i) a notice given to a prisoner under former section 208(2);
- (j) an order under former section 211(3);
- (k) an order under former section 212(3) or 213(1) granting leave to a prisoner.
- (a) a decision to consent to a prisoner applying for a parole order, mentioned in former section 180(2)(a)(ii);
- (b) a decision under former section 190 to grant leave to a prisoner or prisoner’s agent to appear before a former board;
- (c) a decision under former section 193(1) to grant or refuse an application for a parole order;
- (d) a decision under former section 193(5)(b) about a period of time within which a further application for a parole order must not be made;
- (e) a decision under former section 198 to confirm or set aside the decision of a regional board;
- (f) a decision under former section 203(3) to cancel an order given by the chief executive and to require the chief executive to withdraw a warrant.