Northern Territory Community Corrections Corrections. Secretary The Secretary of the Parole Board is a Parole Board Secretariat statutory role that is held by the Executive Director of Northern Territory Community The parole board administrators have the Corrections. The Secretary provides primary responsibility for coordinating and administrative support and strategic advice providing all administrative support for the to the Board. monthly meetings of the Board. Ms Tracy Luke is the Executive Director Administration of the activities of the Parole and held the role of Secretary throughout Board continues to increase as a result of: the year. Mr John Fattore acted in the new practices designed to increase the place of Ms Luke on one occasion. Ms application of procedural fairness; and Luke commenced working as a probation and parole officer in 1998, she holds a an increasing number of matters being Bachelor of Social Work and relocated to heard every month due to the rising the Northern Territory in 2008 to undertake number of prisoners. a management position with NT Community
Northern Territory Community Corrections Secretary The Secretary of the Parole Board is a statutory role that is held by the Executive Director of Northern Territory Community Corrections. The Secretary provides administrative support and strategic advice to the Board. Ms Tracy Luke is the Executive Director and held the role of Secretary throughout the year. Mr John Fattore acted in the place of Ms Luke on one occasion. Ms Luke commenced working as a probation and parole officer in 1998, she holds a Bachelor of Social Work and relocated to the Northern Territory in 2008 to undertake a management position with NT Community Corrections. Parole Board Secretariat The parole board administrators have the primary responsibility for coordinating and providing all administrative support for the monthly meetings of the Board. Administration of the activities of the Parole Board continues to increase as a result of: new practices designed to increase the application of procedural fairness; and an increasing number of matters being heard every month due to the rising number of prisoners.