Prisons Act 1933 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 5B · Remission of Sentences
50S. All remission orders subject to basic condition
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It is the basic condition of every remission order made under Division 2 or 3 that the person released under the remission order —
basic condition
“basic condition”, in relation to a remission order, means the basic condition specified in section 50S;
must not commit any offence (not including an offence under section 50Y(1)) while the remission order is in effect; and
must not be convicted of that offence and sentenced to any of the following:
a sentence of imprisonment (not including a default sentence);
corrective training;
reformative training;
preventive detention;
an SPP;
an SEPP.
Where a person commits an offence in breach of the basic condition of his or her remission order, the person is deemed to have breached the basic condition on the date of the commission of the offence.
remission order
“remission order” means a remission order made under any provision in Part 5B;