66Board may make final recall order

1. The Board may make a final recall order recalling an offender to continue serving his or her sentence in a prison if, following a hearing on a recall application, it is satisfied on reasonable grounds that 1 or more of the grounds for recall in section 61 have been established.

2. When deciding whether to make a final recall order in respect of an offender who is currently detained, the Board must make the decision as if the offender were not detained.

3. On making a recall order, the Board must issue a warrant in the prescribed form for the arrest of the offender and for the offender to resume serving his or her sentence in a prison.

4. If a warrant is issued under subsection (3) in respect of an offender who is not currently detained, a constable may at any time arrest the offender, whether or not the constable has possession of the warrant, for the purpose of returning the offender to a prison to resume serving his or her sentence.

5. If the Board refuses a recall application,—

6. the Board must direct the offender's release from custody under any warrant issued under section 63(1) (if applicable); and
7. any release conditions that were suspended resume (subject to paragraph (c)); and
8. the Board may vary or discharge any conditions imposed by the Board that apply to the offender, without the need for an application under section 56.