148Principles on which Parole Authority’s final decision to be made

#### 148 Principles on which Parole Authority’s final decision to be made 148 Principles on which Parole Authority’s final decision to be made > > (1) The Parole Authority is to make its final decision as to whether or not to make a parole order on the following principles— > > > > > (a) that the Parole Authority will confirm its initial intention to make a parole order if there are no submissions to the contrary or if it is not required to seek victim submissions, > > > > > (b) that the Parole Authority will reconsider its initial intention to make a parole order if there are submissions to the contrary, and will in that event take into account any offender submissions, > > > > > (c) that the Parole Authority will confirm its initial intention not to make a parole order if there are no offender submissions, > > > > > (d) that the Parole Authority will reconsider its initial intention not to make a parole order if there are offender submissions, and will in that event take into account any other submissions. > > > (2) The Parole Authority must consider all submissions made in accordance with this Subdivision and, subject to section 185 (2), must disregard all other submissions. > > **s 148:** Am 2004 No 94, Sch 1 \[28\]–\[30\].