Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999
60EProgress reviews
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60E Progress reviews
60E Progress reviews
(1) A court that imposes a provisional sentence on an offender is to review the offender’s case from time to time for the purpose of deciding whether it is appropriate to impose a final sentence.
(2) Such a review is a progress review.
(3) The court may conduct a progress review on application of a party to the proceedings in which the provisional sentence was imposed or of its own motion.
(4) A progress review may be conducted as often as the court considers appropriate but must be conducted at least once every 2 years after the provisional sentence is imposed.
(5) The court that conducts the progress review is, if practicable, to be constituted in the same way as the court that imposed the provisional sentence.
(6) A progress review is to be conducted in the presence of the offender.
ss 60B–60I: Ins 2013 No 7, Sch 1 [1].