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   What are licence conditions?

   • Licence conditions are the set of rules individuals must follow if they are released from prison but still have a part of their sentence to serve in the community. The aim of a period on licence is to protect the public, to prevent re-offending, and to secure the successful reintegration of the individual back into the community.

   Licence Conditions and how the Parole Board use them

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   Can an offender be sent back to prison while on licence?

   • While on licence, an offender can be sent back to prison if they break its terms. The system of serving half a sentence in prison and half on licence was introduced by Parliament, and is not something that judges or magistrates have any control over. Read more sentencing myths and find out the facts.

   Breach of post-sentence supervision – Sentencing

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   What is the purpose of a licence period?

   • The aim of a period on licence is to protect the public, to prevent re-offending, and to secure the successful reintegration of the individual back into the community. They are not a form of punishment and licence conditions must be considered necessary and proportionate.

   Licence Conditions and how the Parole Board use them

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   How long does a licence period last?

   • The licence period has standard conditions much the same as those for longer sentences, with the exception that a fixed term recall lasts for a 14 day period for sentences of under 12 months compared to 28 days.

   Post prison supervision - Prison Reform Trust

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   What is a licence & a Nos?

   • licence which details what they must and must not do for a set period. The start and en d tes on the lic nce are taken from the child’s sentence calculation.3. What is a NoS?The NoS is like the licence in its operation and stipulates the conditions attached to

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   What are additional licence conditions?

   • Licences may also include additional conditions, for example, exclusion zones or non-contact restrictions. These additional licence conditions come under the following categories: supervision in the community by the supervising officer, or other responsible officer, or organisation.

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2. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsPost Sentence Supervision Requirements Policy Framework

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   Mar 26, 2020 · This document sets out the mandatory actions to be undertaken in relation to Post Sentence Supervision, following release on licence. From: Ministry of Justice and HM Prison and Probation...

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   All offenders who receive a custodial sentence shorter than two years are subject to post-sentence supervision on release. It enforces a supervision period to help with the offender’s rehabilitation after they leave prison.

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   Jun 27, 2022 · What are licence conditions? Licence conditions are the set of rules individuals must follow if they are released from prison but still have a part of their sentence to serve in the community.

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   What is a licence? What is a NoS? Standard conditions. How to submit a request for additional licence conditions. Intensive Supervision and Surveillance (ISS) . Electronic Monitoring. Post...

6. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsWorker and Temporary Worker priority change of circumstance ...

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   Apr 3, 2023 · Post License request for GBM UK Expansion worker route, GBM Service Supplier route and GBM Secondment Worker Route will not be accepted on priority services. 2. Eligibility. To be eligible for...

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   1. You’ll need a licence for each address that items are returned to – which gives you 12 months usage. Get in touch to get started. 2. Design and print your mail response envelopes.

8. prisonreformtrust.org.uk › post-prison-supervisionPost prison supervision - Prison Reform Trust

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   Jun 9, 2016 · Post prison supervision. This February it will have been a year since the Offender Rehabilitation Act 2014 (ORA) introduced mandatory community supervision for prisoners on short sentences.