107RBBiennial review of high-impact conditions

1. In this section, a high-impact condition, in relation to an extended supervision order imposed on an offender, means either of the following:

2. a residential condition that requires the offender to stay at a specified residence for more than a total of 70 hours during any week:
3. a condition requiring the offender to submit to a form of electronic monitoring that enables the offender's whereabouts to be monitored when the offender is not at his or her residence.

4. The Board must review every high-impact condition of an offender's extended supervision order every 2 years after the later of the following:

5. the date on which the high-impact condition was imposed:
6. the date on which the high-impact condition was confirmed or varied, whether under section 107O or this section.

7. Before a review under this section,—

8. the chief executive must make a recommendation to the Board on whether the condition is still appropriate and, if not, whether the condition should be discharged or varied and, if it should be varied, how; and
9. the Board must advise the offender that a review is to take place and that he or she may make a written submission to the Board; and
10. the Board may seek information from any other person it considers has, or may have, an interest in the application.

11. The review may be determined without the Board hearing from any person, unless—

12. the Board wishes to hear from any person orally; or
13. the Board is contemplating making a high-impact condition more onerous, in which case it must give the offender an opportunity to appear before the Board.

14. Following the review, the Board may confirm, discharge, or vary the condition.

15. Section 58(4) applies if the Board directs the variation or discharge of a high-impact condition section.

16. 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 of 2 years specified in subsection (2) for the purpose of calculating the date or dates by which the Board must conduct a review under this section.