Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A03935:body:0:p29
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:C2004A03935
Segment Type: other
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Character Range: 69350–72121

months or less.

"(4) Where a prescribed authority issues a warrant, the prescribed authority must specify in the warrant the particulars of the unserved part of each outstanding sentence and, if a non-parole period is fixed, particulars of that period.

"(5) A non-parole period fixed under this section has effect as if it had been fixed by a court in respect of the outstanding sentence or sentences and section 19al applies in relation to that non-parole period according to its terms.

"(6) Where a person brought before a prescribed authority under section 19av is dealt with in accordance with this section, the unserved part of any outstanding sentence or sentences that the person was serving or had yet to serve at the time of his or her release, is to be reduced by any period of remand under subsection (2).

Where person on parole or licence not notified of revocation
"19ax. (1) Where a prescribed authority before whom a person is brought under section 19av because of an order revoking a parole order or licence is satisfied that the person so brought is the person named in that revocation order but is not satisfied that the person was notified by the Attorney-General of the proposal to make that revocation order, the prescribed authority must:
   (a) immediately notify the Attorney-General that the person has been brought before that prescribed authority; and
   (b) order that the person be detained in custody until the Attorney- General orders that the revocation order be rescinded or until the completion of proceedings under subsection 19aw (1) as applied by subsection (6) of this section.

"(2) Where the Attorney-General is notified that a person has been brought before a particular prescribed authority, the Attorney-General must, as soon as practicable, notify the person, in writing, of the conditions of the parole order or licence alleged to have been breached and request that the person give him or her, within 14 days of notification of those reasons, a written submission stating why that parole order or licence should not have been revoked.

"(3) If, within 14 days of a person receiving notification under subsection (2) , the person fails to make a written submission to the Attorney-General, the Attorney-General must, as soon as practicable after the end of that period, notify the prescribed authority of a decision not to rescind the revocation order.

"(4) If, within 14 days of notification under subsection (2), the person makes a written submission to the Attorney-General, the Attorney-General must decide, as soon as practicable after receiving that submission, and on the basis of that submission and any other material the Attorney-General considers to be relevant, whether or not to rescind the revocation order