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to be released earlier than would have been the case if the further sentence had not been imposed.

    "(4) Where, under paragraph (2) (f), the court fixes a single non-parole period, it:

    (a)     is to be treated as having superceded the existing recognizance release order; and

    (b)     must not be such as to allow the person to be released on parole earlier than he or she would have been released if the further sentence had not been imposed.

"(5) Where, under paragraph (2) (g), the court declines to make a new recognizance release order, the court must:

    (a)     state its reasons for deciding that neither a recognizance release order nor a non-parole period is appropriate; and

  (b)     cause the reasons to be entered in the records of the court.".

Paragraph 19ah (1) (a):

  After "sentence", insert "imposed on a person".
[Minister's second reading speech made in—
     House of Representatives on 15 May 1991
     Senate on 30 May 1991]