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Parole Act 2002

Extended supervision orders - Nature of extended supervision order

107J: Conditions of extended supervision order

You could also call this:

"Rules you must follow when you're on an extended supervision order"

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When you have an extended supervision order, there are conditions you must follow. The conditions are the standard extended supervision conditions set out in section 107JA and any special conditions imposed by the Board under section 107K. These special conditions apply for the period determined by the Board.

The standard extended supervision conditions apply throughout the term of the order, except as provided in section 107K(3) and section 107O. You must treat these conditions as having been imposed by the Board for the purpose of sections 56 to 58. This means the Board is in charge of making sure you follow these conditions.

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Part 1AExtended supervision orders
Nature of extended supervision order

107JConditions of extended supervision order

  1. The conditions of an extended supervision order are—

  2. the standard extended supervision conditions set out in section 107JA; and
    1. any special conditions imposed by the Board under section 107K, which apply for the period determined by the Board.

      1. The standard extended supervision conditions—

      2. apply throughout the term of the order (except as provided in section 107K(3) and section 107O); and
        1. must be treated for the purpose of sections 56 to 58 as having been imposed by the Board.

          Notes
          • Section 107J: substituted, on , by section 61 of the Parole Amendment Act 2007 (2007 No 28).