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:
(a)administer a written warning to the person;
(b)extend the period for which the person is subject to any mandatory aftercare condition, except that the period must not extend beyond the expiry of the remission order;
(c)vary, cancel or add to the mandatory aftercare conditions of the person’s remission order;
(d)recall the person to prison for a specified period in accordance with this section.
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(2)  Subject to the limits in subsection (4), the Commissioner may recall a person to prison by serving upon him or her a notice of recall in accordance with subsection (3).
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(3)  The notice of recall in subsection (2) —
(a)must be served —
(i)by delivering it personally to the person; or
(ii)by any other means that may be prescribed;
(b)may be served by a prison officer, a police officer or an auxiliary police officer; and
(c)must —
(i)specify the prison to which the person is to report;
(ii)specify the date and time the person is required to report to the specified prison; and
(iii)specify, in days, the number of days for which the person is recalled.
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(4)  The Commissioner must not recall a person —
(a)for a period exceeding 10 days at a time;
(b)for a cumulative period of more than 30 days;
(c)after the expiry of the remission order; or
(d)for a period extending beyond the expiry of the remission order.
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(5)  When the Commissioner recalls a person to prison under this section —
(a)the person must, before he or she reports to prison, remain subject to the remission order;
(b)the person must, when he or she reports to prison, be imprisoned for the period of recall and is, while so imprisoned, deemed to be serving his or her sentence; and
(c)the person must, after he or she has served the period of recall in prison, be released and continue to be subject to his or her remission order to the extent that it continues to have effect.
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(6)  If the person remains unlawfully at large after the time he or she is required to report to a prison by a notice of recall and is subsequently arrested, he or she must immediately be imprisoned for a period equivalent to the period of recall.
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