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The Parole Board has extended its approved Welsh Language Scheme for a further two-year period, from 2021 until 2023.
The power to refer high-risk prisoners to the Board, in place of automatic release, is set out in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022
Prioritisation Framework for Paper Reviews under the Member Case Assessment Process (June 2023 v1.0)
Member guidance for cases where the prisoner’s first or preferred language is Welsh, as well as any other individual that communicates with the Board in Welsh.
This is the revised guidance on Duty Member Activities.
The Parole Board Interim Covid-19 Guidance issued in October 2020 has been replaced with a Frequently Asked Questions document.
Overview and guidance on parole for children and young people.
Guidance on the work of the Duty Member
The Parole Board has issued guidance to members on children and prisoners in secure hospitals/mental health units during the parole process
Parole Board guidance for members regarding prisoners who are children.
The Parole Board has submitted its response to the MoJ consultation: "Reconsideration of Parole Board decisions: creating a new and open system."
The Parole Board's guidance to members on deferrals.
This is the guide for Parole Board oral hearings.
How Parole Board members decide to refer cases to an oral hearing, and the rules they must follow when making this decision.
This guide for staff, offenders and their representatives covers what happens in the parole process, and the duties of the practitioners involved.
Guidance for Parole Board members on the changes brought about by the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (LASPO) Act 2012.
A comprehensive review of the generic parole process for indeterminate sentence prisoners.
The updated Framework for the panelling of cases for paper reviews.
Parole Board continue to follow government advice to postpone all oral hearings
This booklet is for prisoners who decide not to have help from a lawyer when getting ready for their parole review and how best to prepare for an oral hearing.
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