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S-40.1 - Act respecting the Québec correctional system

Section 160
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160. The parole board or a person designated in writing by the parole board may suspend the decision to grant a temporary absence or conditional release where a new fact is discovered which, if it had been known in time, may have warranted a different decision or where warranted by the occurrence of an event.
The parole board shall reexamine the offender’s record within the time prescribed by regulation and, after giving the offender an opportunity to submit observations, may
(1)  maintain the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release and, if necessary, modify the conditions thereof; or
(2)  cancel the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release.
2002, c. 24, s. 160; 2020, c. 31, s. 42; 2023, c. 20, s. 125.
160. The decision to grant temporary absence or conditional release shall not take effect where a new fact is discovered which, if it had been known in time, may have warranted a different decision or where warranted by the occurrence of an event.
The parole board shall reexamine the offender’s record within the time prescribed by regulation and, after giving the offender an opportunity to submit observations, may
(1)  maintain the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release and, if necessary, modify the conditions thereof; or
(2)  cancel the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release.
2002, c. 24, s. 160; 2020, c. 31, s. 42.
160. The decision to grant temporary absence or conditional release shall not take effect where a new fact is discovered which, if it had been known in time, may have warranted a different decision or where warranted by the occurrence of an event.
The parole board or, in the case of a temporary absence for a family visit, a member of the parole board, shall reexamine the offender’s record within the time prescribed by regulation and, after giving the offender an opportunity to submit observations, the board or member may
(1)  maintain the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release and, if necessary, modify the conditions thereof; or
(2)  cancel the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release.
2002, c. 24, s. 160.
160. The decision to grant temporary absence or conditional release shall not take effect where a new fact is discovered which, if it had been known in time, may have warranted a different decision or where warranted by the occurrence of an event.
The parole board or, in the case of a temporary absence for a family visit, a member of the parole board, shall reexamine the offender’s record within the time prescribed by regulation and, after giving the offender an opportunity to submit observations, the board or member may
(1)  maintain the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release and, if necessary, modify the conditions thereof; or
(2)  cancel the decision to grant the temporary absence or conditional release.
2002, c. 24, s. 160.
This section will come into force on 4 June 2007 to the extent that it deals with a temporary absence for a family visit. 2002, c. 24, s. 211; Order in Council 329-2006 dated 26 April 2006, (2006) 138 G.O. 2, 1433.
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