107RAReview by court

1. A sentencing court must, on or before the review date specified in subsection (2), commence a review of an extended supervision order in order to ascertain whether there is—

2. a high risk that the offender will commit a relevant sexual offence within the remaining term of the order; or
3. a very high risk that the offender will commit a relevant violent offence within the remaining term of the order.

4. The review date of an extended supervision order is,—

5. if an offender has not ceased to be subject to an extended supervision order since first becoming subject to an extended supervision order, the date that is 15 years after the date on which the first extended supervision order commenced; and
6. thereafter, 5 years after the imposition of any and each new extended supervision order.

7. A review under this section must be commenced by way of an application by the chief executive, which may be made at any time within 4 months before the review date.

8. For the purpose of a review under this section, sections 107F (except subsection (1)), 107G, 107GA, and 107H apply (with any necessary modification) as if the review were an application for an extended supervision order.

9. Following the review, the court must either confirm the order or cancel it.

10. The court may only confirm the order if, on the basis of the matters set out in section 107IAA, it is satisfied that there is—

11. a high risk that the offender will commit a relevant sexual offence within the remaining term of the order; or
12. a very high risk that the offender will commit a relevant violent offence within the remaining term of the order.

13. For any period during which time has ceased to run on an extended supervision order under section 107P, time also ceases to run on the period specified in subsection (2) for the purpose of calculating the review date of an extended supervision order.