Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005
67ANonparole periods—appeals
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67A Nonparole periods—appeals (1) If, on appeal, a court sets aside or amends a sentence of imprisonment imposed on an offender— (a) any nonparole period to which the offender is subject is automatically cancelled; and (b) this part applies in relation to the setting of any new nonparole period for the offender. (2) Despite subsection (1) (b), section 65 (4) does not apply if a court amends a sentence of imprisonment on appeal and a nonparole period applied to the sentence before the appeal.