“The Director, on giving the sex offender prisoner the opportunity to participate in the appropriate treatment, is to inform the prisoner that….When considering the application for parole of a sex offender s31(3)(b) of the Act is also relevant: Any other matters that the Board thinks are relevant.”.If the prisoner is a sex offender prisoner, any notice or assessment given to the Board pursuant to section 31(6) or (7) concerning the prisoner's participation or non-participation in appropriate treatment and.Any statement provided under subsection (2B) by a victim, or, if subsection (2AB) applies, the parent or guardian of the victim, of an offence for which the prisoner has been sentenced to imprisonment and.The probable circumstances of the prisoner after release from prison and.Any reports tendered to the Board on the social background of the prisoner, the medical, psychological or psychiatric condition of the prisoner or any other matter relating to the prisoner, including in the case of a prisoner who is or has been a forensic patient any report of the Chief Forensic Psychiatrist and.
The behaviour of the prisoner while subject to any order of a court and.The behaviour of the prisoner during any previous release on parole and.The behaviour of the prisoner while in prison and, if he or she has been in a secure mental health unit, while in that secure mental health unit and.The circumstances and gravity of the offence, or offences, for which the prisoner was sentenced to imprisonment and.The likelihood of the prisoner complying with the conditions and.Any remarks made by the court in passing sentence and.The rehabilitation of the prisoner and.The likelihood of the prisoner re-offending and.“In determining whether or not a prisoner should be released on parole, the Board is to take into consideration – S72 (4) specifically provides as follows: The Corrections Act 1997, s72, establishes a statutory criteria for determining suitability for parole. In determining the application, the Board has had regard to the following statutory criteria:. On that occasion the applicant was invited to provide any information he had in support of his application and made himself available for questioning by the Board.Ī pre-parole report prepared on behalf of the Board had been read to the applicant prior to his appearance at the hearing. The applicant appeared before the Board in respect of his application at the hearing on 14 January 2022. The applicant became eligible to be considered for parole on 16 January 2022. In the Matter of an application for Parole by Bryce Anderson Woodwardīryce Anderson Woodward (‘the applicant’) is currently serving a sentence of imprisonment of 15 months imposed upon conviction of the charge of wounding.
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