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Member guidance on IPP/DPP sentenced prisoners.
This is the revised guidance on Types of Cases.
Guidance to provide advice to Parole Board members who may find themselves appointed to a hearing which is to be held in public.
Parole Board duty members deal with requests received from the Secretary of State or the prisoner/legal representative that fall outside routine processes.
Prioritisation Framework for Paper Reviews under the Member Case Assessment Process (June 2023 v1.0)
The Parole Board has revised its policy and guidance on digitally recording parole proceedings.
Revised Guidance on Restricted Patients and the Mental Health Act.
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 guidance offers information on the Board's duties under the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime.
There were 341 active and 8 former active members in 2021/22.
Vacancy: Non-Executive Director of the Management Committee of the Parole Board for England and Wales and Chair of the Audit and Risk Committee
The operational protocol sets out how the parole system operates
Revised Duty Member Activities Guidance
The Parole Board has extended its approved Welsh Language Scheme for a further two-year period, from 2021 until 2023.
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