107OBoard may vary conditions of extended supervision order

1. At any time, whether before or after an extended supervision order has come into force, the offender who is subject to the order, or a probation officer, may apply to the Board for the variation or discharge of any condition of the order.

2. However, the Board may not vary any condition of an extended supervision order in a way that would be contrary to any order made under section 107IAC requiring the imposition of an intensive monitoring condition.

3. Sections 56, 57, and 58(1) and (4) apply as if the conditions of the extended supervision order were release conditions, and as if the offender were already subject to the conditions.

4. If the conditions of an extended supervision order are varied or discharged, notice of the conditions as so varied or discharged must be provided to the following:

5. the offender:
6. the probation officer involved:
7. the Police:
8. every victim of the offender; but the Board may withhold notice of a particular condition if disclosure of the condition would unduly interfere with the privacy of any other person (other than the offender).