50Decisions must be notified

1. After a hearing, every person who was notified under section 43(2) must be advised of—

2. whether, and, if so, when, the offender is to be released from detention; and
3. any release conditions applying to the offender; and
4. if the Board has declined to direct the release of the offender on parole,—
   1. the date by which the offender must be further considered for parole; and
   2. the relevant activities (if any) specified under section 21A(b); and
   3. notice that the hearing may be brought forward if all of the relevant activities have been completed earlier than expected; and
5. if the Board has made a postponement order,—
   1. the date by which the offender must further be considered for parole; and
   2. the relevant activities (if any) specified under section 27(4); and
   3. notice that the hearing may be brought forward if all of the relevant activities have been completed earlier than expected.

6. When advising a victim under this section of any release conditions applying to an offender, the Board may withhold advice of a particular condition if disclosing the condition would unduly interfere with the privacy of any other person (other than the offender).