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Parole Act 2002

Parole and other release from detention - Release - Recall

64: What happens if no interim recall order made

You could also call this:

"What happens if the Parole Board doesn't make a temporary recall order against you?"

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If no interim recall order is made after someone applies to recall you, the Board will send you two things. You will get a copy of the recall application that was made against you. You will also get a notice that explains what happens next, which is described in section 63(3).

The Board must make sure you get these documents. This is what happens if the Board decides not to make an interim recall order. You will be told what to do next in the notice.

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Release: Recall

64What happens if no interim recall order made

  1. If no interim recall order is made following a recall application, the Board must cause to be served on the offender—

  2. a copy of the recall application; and
    1. a notice of the kind described in section 63(3).

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