Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Act 1999
67Formulation of Review Council’s initial intention
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67 Formulation of Review Council’s initial intention
67 Formulation of Review Council’s initial intention
(1) As soon as practicable after a proposal is made that the Review Council recommend a low security classification for a serious offender, the Review Council is (subject to and in accordance with the regulations) required to give a preliminary notice of its intention to any victim of the offender who is recorded in the Victims Register.
(2) The preliminary notice—
(a) must state that a proposal for such a recommendation has been made, and
(b) must state that there will be an opportunity for victims to make submissions to the Review Council about the making of such a recommendation, and
(c) must specify a period of at least 14 days during which a victim may lodge with the Executive Officer and Registrar of the Review Council a notice of intention to make submissions to the Review Council.
s 67: Am 2022 No 1, Sch 1[4].