(1) Before the board starts an inquiry under section 62 in relation to an offender, the board must give written notice of the inquiry to—
(a) the offender; and
(b) the director of public prosecutions.
(2) The notice must include—
(a) the reasons for the inquiry; and
(b) an invitation for the offender to make submissions to the board by a stated date for the inquiry; and
(c) if a board hearing is to be held in relation to the inquiry—
(i) the date, time and location of the hearing; and
(ii) a statement about the effect of section 209 (Offender's rights at board hearing).
(3) An offender who is given notice of a hearing under this section must appear at the hearing.