New South Wales Consolidated Acts

CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) ACT 1999 - SECT 128

128 Conditions of parole generally

(1) A parole order is subject to the following conditions--

(a) the standard conditions imposed by this Act or the regulations,

(c) any additional conditions imposed by the Parole Authority under this section.

(2) The Parole Authority may from time to time, by written notice given to the offender--

(a) impose additional conditions on a parole order, or

(b) vary or revoke any additional conditions imposed by it on a parole order.

(2A) The conditions of a parole order must include conditions giving effect to a post-release plan, prepared by Community Corrections and adopted by the Parole Authority, in relation to the offender.

(3) In determining whether to impose a condition on, or vary or revoke a condition of, a parole order under this section or any other provision of this Act or the regulations, the Parole Authority is to have regard to the following--

(a) whether the new condition, variation or revocation will assist in the management of a risk to community safety arising from the release of the offender on parole,

(b) the likely effect on any victim of the offender, and on any such victim's family, of the new condition, variation or revocation,

(c) whether the new condition, variation or revocation will assist in the management of the risk of breaches of parole by the offender.

(4) Nothing in this section or section 124I or Division 3 of Part 7 permits the Parole Authority--

(a) to revoke any standard conditions imposed by this Act or the regulations, or

(b) to impose any additional conditions, or vary any additional conditions imposed by it, so as to be inconsistent with any standard conditions imposed by this Act or the regulations.