Terrorist Offenders (Restriction of Early Release) Act 2020
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5 Setting of licence conditions for terrorist prisoners: England and Wales
In section 250 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 (licence conditions) after subsection (5B) (Secretary of State not to include, vary or cancel licence conditions unless directed by the Parole Board) insert— (5BA) But in the case of a licence granted to a prisoner to whom section 247A applies, or would apply but for the prisoner's release under the licence, subsection (5B) applies only if the licence was granted following a direction of the Board for the prisoner's release.
5 Setting of licence conditions for terrorist prisoners: England and Wales
In section 250 of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 (licence conditions) after subsection (5B) (Secretary of State not to include, vary or cancel licence conditions unless directed by the Parole Board) insert— (5BA) But in the case of a licence granted to a prisoner to whom section 247A applies, or would apply but for the prisoner's release under the licence, subsection (5B) applies only if the licence was granted following a direction of the Board for the prisoner's release.
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