Cap. 516 Art. 16Amendment, suspension or revocation of parole licence.

(1) The Parole Board may amend, suspend or revoke a parole licence if it is reported to the Parole Board, by the Director or his representative, or any public authority including the

Commissioner of Police and the Attorney General that the parolee:

(a) has not complied with any of the parole conditions; or

(b) presents, to the parole officer or parole officers or police officials, reasonable suspicion that he might commit a further crime or

(c) is charged with committing a further crime.

(2) Upon revocation or suspension of the parole licence, the parolee shall immediately be returned to the Correctional Facility to serve the rest of his sentence and will not be re-eligible for parole during the course of the sentence being served: Provided that whenever the parole licence has been revoked or suspended in accordance with sub-article (1)(a) and (b), the provisions of article 12 shall not apply: Provided further that whenever the parole licence has been revoked or suspended in accordance with sub-article (1)(c), the parolee shall be eligible for parole in terms of article 11 on serving his second or subsequent sentence.

(3) The Parole Board may also amend, suspend or revoke a parole licence if it receives such information that, had it been received prior to the issuing of the parole licence, the Parole Board would not have granted parole.

(4) The amendment, suspension or revocation of the parole licence shall be effective from such date when the Parole Board has taken its decision to amend, suspend or revoke the parole licence.