107PSuspension of conditions of extended supervision order

1. The conditions of an offender's extended supervision order are suspended, and time ceases to run on the order during—

2. any period that the offender is under legal custody in accordance with the Corrections Act 2004; and
3. any subsequent period following the offender's release (if applicable) until the offender's statutory release date.

4. If the conditions of an extended supervision order are suspended under subsection (1), they are reactivated,—

5. in the case of an offender who is detained under a sentence of imprisonment, on the offender's statutory release date and in place of any other release conditions that would otherwise apply; and
6. in the case of an offender who is detained under a court order, on the date the offender is released.

7. If an offender is released early under section 52 and the offender is subject to an extended supervision order that is reactivated in the circumstances described in subsection (2)(a), then—

8. the extended supervision conditions and any special conditions (including any special conditions imposed under section 107IA) are reactivated on the offender's actual release date; but
9. time does not begin to run on the order until the offender's statutory release date.

10. If an offender who is subject to an extended supervision order is detained in a hospital or secure facility under a compulsory care order or under a compulsory treatment order, then—

11. the conditions of the extended supervision order are suspended while the offender is detained, but a probation officer may reactivate any condition that is required to ensure that the offender does not pose an undue risk to the community or any person or class of persons; and
12. time on the order continues to run during the period of detention; and
13. the conditions that have not been reactivated earlier are reactivated when the offender is released.