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Dangerous Prisoners (Sexual Offenders) Act 2003
sec.19BAttorney-General may apply for further supervision order
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### sec.19B Attorney-General may apply for further supervision order
This section applies to a released prisoner subject to a supervision order (the current order ).
The Attorney-General may apply for a further supervision order for the released prisoner.
The application may be made only within the last 6 months of effect of the current order.
Despite subsection (2) , the Attorney-General can not make the application if a further supervision order has been made for the released prisoner.
However, subsection (4) does not prevent the making of the application if—
under section 13 (5) (b) or 30 (3) (b) , a new supervision order is made for the released prisoner; and
no further supervision order has already been made for the new supervision order.
s 19B ins 2010 No. 34 s 17
(sec.19B-ssec.1) This section applies to a released prisoner subject to a supervision order (the current order ).
(sec.19B-ssec.2) The Attorney-General may apply for a further supervision order for the released prisoner.
(sec.19B-ssec.3) The application may be made only within the last 6 months of effect of the current order.
(sec.19B-ssec.4) Despite subsection (2) , the Attorney-General can not make the application if a further supervision order has been made for the released prisoner.
(sec.19B-ssec.5) However, subsection (4) does not prevent the making of the application if— under section 13 (5) (b) or 30 (3) (b) , a new supervision order is made for the released prisoner; and no further supervision order has already been made for the new supervision order.
- (a) under section 13 (5) (b) or 30 (3) (b) , a new supervision order is made for the released prisoner; and
- (b) no further supervision order has already been made for the new supervision order.