Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005
68Nonparole periods—review of decision on nonparole
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68 Nonparole periods—review of decision on nonparole period (1) This section applies if the court fails to set, or fails to set properly, a nonparole period for a sentence of imprisonment. (2) The court may set a nonparole period on the application of any of the following people: (a) the Attorney-General; (b) the director of public prosecutions; (c) the secretary of the sentence administration board; (d) the offender.
Part 5.3 Imprisonment—concurrent and consecutive sentences Part 5.3 Imprisonment—concurrent and consecutive sentences Note The Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005, part 7.5A (Parole time credit) may apply when a primary sentence is imposed on an offender for an offence that was committed while the offender was on parole.