108Supervising authority to tell chief police officer of certain

108 Supervising authority to tell chief police officer of certain events (1) This section applies if a registrable offender— (a) stops being in government custody, irrespective of the reason the offender was in custody; or (b) stops being in full-time government custody for a registrable offence; or (c) stops being subject to a community service order, irrespective of the reason the offender was subject to the order; or (d) stops being subject to a good behaviour order under the Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005; or (e) stops being subject to a condition of parole requiring the offender to be subject to supervision, irrespective of the reason the offender was on parole; or (f) becomes a registrable offender prescribed by regulation for this section. (2) The supervising authority must give written notice of an event mentioned in subsection (1) to the chief police officer as soon as practicable, but no later than 14 days after the day the event happens. (3) The notice must include any details prescribed by regulation.