If you get a pre-cd sentence, it does not have a non-parole period under the Parole Act 2002. This means the chief executive does not have to decide on a non-parole period for your sentence, except in one specific situation described in section 84(5). The usual rule in section 88(1) about deciding non-parole periods does not apply to pre-cd sentences.
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Pre-cd sentences do not have non-parole periods under this Act and, except for the purpose described in section 84(5), the requirement in section 88(1) for the chief executive to determine the non-parole period of sentences does not apply to pre-cd sentences.
