| Division 5 — Mandatory aftercare scheme |
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| Mandatory aftercare conditions and variations, etc. |
| 50V.—(1) The Commissioner may, in accordance with this section and for the purpose of facilitating a person’s rehabilitation and reintegration into society, require a person to whom this Division applies to comply with mandatory aftercare conditions. [1/2014]
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| Compliance not required when person detained, etc. |
50W. A person is not required to comply with any mandatory aftercare condition of the person’s remission order —
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| Minor breaches of mandatory aftercare condition |
50X.—(1) If the Commissioner is satisfied after due inquiry that a person has committed a minor breach of a mandatory aftercare condition of the person’s remission order, the Commissioner may do one or more of the following for the purpose of punishing the person:
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| Offence of serious breach of mandatory aftercare condition |
50Y.—(1) A person who commits a serious breach of a mandatory aftercare condition of his or her remission order shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to —
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| Powers of arrest, etc. |
| 50Z.—(1) The offence of committing a serious breach of a mandatory aftercare condition under section 50Y(1) shall be an arrestable and bailable offence for the purposes of the Criminal Procedure Code 2010. [1/2014]
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