73Cancellation of intensive correction order—offender may

73 Cancellation of intensive correction order—offender may apply for order to be reinstated (1) This section applies if the board decides to cancel an offender’s intensive correction order. (2) On application by the offender, the board may order that the offender’s intensive correction order be reinstated if— (a) following the cancellation of the order, the offender has served at least 30 days of the offender’s sentence by imprisonment under full-time detention; and (b) the board— (i) is satisfied by information provided by the offender that the offender will comply with the offender’s intensive correction order obligations; and (ii) has considered an assessment by the director-general about whether an intensive correction order is suitable for the (3) If the board decides not to reinstate the offender’s intensive correction order, the offender must not make another application under this section within 6 months after the day the board makes the decision. (4) However, if the offender believes there are exceptional circumstances, the offender may apply to the board before the day mentioned in subsection (3). (5) The board may refuse an application under this section if— (a) satisfied the application is frivolous, vexatious or misconceived; or (b) the board decided not to reinstate the offender’s intensive correction order within the 6-month period before the application was made. (6) To remove any doubt, if an offender’s intensive correction order is reinstated under this section, the period the offender served by imprisonment under full-time detention is taken to be part of the offender’s sentence of imprisonment by intensive correction. Part 5.7 Intensive correction orders—amendment or discharge Part 5.7 Intensive correction orders— amendment or discharge 74 Court powers—amendment or discharge of intensive correction order (1) A court may, by order— (a) amend an offender’s intensive correction order; or (b) discharge an offender’s intensive correction order. Example—par (a) • impose an additional condition • amend a condition Note Amend includes omit or substitute (see Legislation Act, dict, pt 1). (2) The court may act under this part— (a) on referral by the board under section 64 (2) (d) (Board powers—breach of intensive correction order obligations); or (b) on application by an interested person. (3) However, if the court is acting on referral by the board under section 64 (2) (d), the court must consider any report given to the court by the board about the offender before making the order. (4) The amendment of the intensive correction order takes effect as stated in the court order. (5) This section is subject to section 75. Intensive correction orders—amendment or discharge Part 5.7