Parole Order

(1) After considering the case of any offender who is eligible under section 5, the Board may by order release the offender on parole, subject to the general conditions set out in section 7, and any other special conditions that the Board may consider fit to impose, which shall be incorporated in the parole order. (2) A parole order shall be– (a) in writing; (b) signed by the Chairman of the Board; and 9 (c) given to the offender prior to his release with a certified copy of the order given to the Director, the Commissioner of Police and the (3) The parole order shall specify the judicial district or area in which the parolee is required to reside. (4) Each parolee is under the supervision of a parole officer in whose district or area of authority the parolee resides for the time being, or of any other parole officer as the Board may, from time to time direct.