77C Power to direct that time on parole is time served S. 77C inserted by The Board may direct that some or all of the No. 15/2013 s. 3. period during which a parole order that is cancelled or taken to be cancelled was in force is to be regarded as time served in respect of the prison sentence. S. 77D 77D Board may arrange for examination of prisoner inserted by No. 15/2013 The Board, in determining whether to make or s. 3. vary a parole order, cancel a prisoner's parole or revoke the cancellation of parole, may— (a) arrange for the examination of the prisoner by a registered medical practitioner, psychiatrist or psychologist; and (b) require the registered medical practitioner, psychiatrist, psychologist or any other person whom the Board believes may be able to do so to give a report in writing to the Board. 78 Prisoners may be released on parole more than once S. 78 amended by Nos 49/1991 (1) The Board may again release a prisoner on parole s. 119(7) although the prisoner's parole has been cancelled (Sch. 4 item 3.7), on a previous occasion or on previous occasions 31/2014 s. 9 in respect of the same prison sentence but if the (ILA s. 39B(1)). prisoner has been sentenced to another prison sentence the Board must not release the prisoner on parole until the prisoner has served the nonparole period or, if no non-parole period is fixed, the prison sentence. (2) Subsection (3) applies to a prisoner— S. 78(2) inserted by No. 31/2014 (a) whose parole has or is taken to have been s. 9. cancelled under section 77; and (b) who is convicted of an offence that— (i) is punishable by imprisonment; and (ii) was committed during the parole period.
S. 77C inserted by No. 15/2013 s. 3. 77C Power to direct that time on parole is time served The Board may direct that some or all of the period during which a parole order that is cancelled or taken to be cancelled was in force is to be regarded as time served in respect of the prison sentence. S. 77D inserted by No. 15/2013 s. 3. 77D Board may arrange for examination of prisoner The Board, in determining whether to make or vary a parole order, cancel a prisoner's parole or revoke the cancellation of parole, may— (a) arrange for the examination of the prisoner by a registered medical practitioner, psychiatrist or psychologist; and (b) require the registered medical practitioner, psychiatrist, psychologist or any other person whom the Board believes may be able to do so to give a report in writing to the Board. S. 78 amended by Nos 49/1991 s. 119(7) (Sch. 4 item 3.7), 31/2014 s. 9 (ILA s. 39B(1)). 78 Prisoners may be released on parole more than once (1) The Board may again release a prisoner on parole although the prisoner's parole has been cancelled on a previous occasion or on previous occasions in respect of the same prison sentence but if the prisoner has been sentenced to another prison sentence the Board must not release the prisoner on parole until the prisoner has served the nonparole period or, if no non-parole period is fixed, the prison sentence. S. 78(2) inserted by No. 31/2014 s. 9. (2) Subsection (3) applies to a prisoner— (a) whose parole has or is taken to have been cancelled under section 77; and (b) who is convicted of an offence that— (i) is punishable by imprisonment; and (ii) was committed during the parole period.
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