New South Wales Consolidated Regulations

CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) REGULATION 2014 - REG 214A

214A Supervision conditions

(1) For the purposes of sections 128B(2)(a) and 128C(1) of the Act, an offender who is subject to supervision under a condition of parole imposed by those sections (a
"supervision condition" ) has the following obligations--

(a) after release under the parole order, to report--

(i) to a community corrections officer at a time and place directed before release, or

(ii) if no direction is given, at an office of Community Corrections within 7 days of release,

(b) to report to a community corrections officer at the times and places directed by the officer,

(c) to comply with all reasonable directions of a community corrections officer relating to any of the following--

(i) the place in which the offender is to reside,

(ii) participating in programs, treatment, interventions or other related activities,

(iii) without limiting subparagraph (ii), participating in employment, education, training or other related activities,

(iv) not undertaking specified employment, education, training, volunteer, leisure or other activities,

(v) not associating with a specified person,

(vi) not frequenting or visiting a specified place or area,

(vii) ceasing drug use,

(viii) ceasing or reducing alcohol use,

(ix) drug and alcohol testing,

(x) requirements for the purposes of monitoring compliance with the parole order,

(xi) to give consent to third parties providing information to a community corrections officer about the offender's compliance with the parole order,

(d) to comply with any other reasonable directions of a community corrections officer,

(e) to permit a community corrections officer to visit the offender at the offender's place of residence at any time and, for that purpose, to enter the premises,

(f) to notify a community corrections officer of any change to his or her place of residence, contact details or employment--

(i) if practicable, before the change occurs, or

(ii) if that is not practicable, within 7 days of the change occurring,

(g) not to leave New South Wales without the permission of a community corrections manager,

(h) not to leave Australia without the permission of the Parole Authority.

(1A) For the purposes of sections 128B(2)(a) and 128C(1) of the Act, an offender who is subject to a supervision condition and serving a sentence for a serious sex offence (within the meaning of the Crimes (High Risk Offenders) Act 2006 ) has the following additional obligations--

(a) to submit a schedule of proposed activities for approval by a community corrections officer if directed to do so by a community corrections officer,

(b) to submit to electronic monitoring,

(c) to comply with all reasonable directions of a community corrections officer or an electronic monitoring officer in relation to the electronic monitoring of the offender,

(d) not to remove or tamper with, damage or disable the electronic monitoring equipment.

(2) For the purposes of section 128C(2) of the Act, the period of supervision under a supervision condition imposed on a parole order is--

(a) the lesser of 3 years or the period that the parole order is in force, or

(b) if the Act applies to the offender because of section 40(4) of the Children (Detention Centres) Act 1987 , the period of supervision applicable to the offender immediately before the offender became subject to the Act.

(3) In the case of a serious offender, the Parole Authority may while the parole order is in force extend the period of supervision by, or impose a further period of supervision of, up to 3 years at a time.

(4) Supervision of an offender who is subject to a supervision condition is to be carried out by a community corrections officer.