Conditions of parole

(1) Where an offender is released on parole (hereinafter referred to as “a parolee”), the following general conditions shall apply– (a) within twenty-four hours after his release on parole he shall report to the parole officer at the place stated in the parole order or if he does not proceed directly to that place, then he shall report to some other parole officer within forty-eight hours of his release on parole; (b) he shall report to the parole officer under whose supervision he is for the time being, as 104 and when he is required to do so by the parole (c) he shall give to the parole officer and to the Superintendent of Prisons reasonable notice of his intention to move from his address and if he moves to any other address, he shall within forty-eight hours after his arrival at that address, notify his parole officer of his arrival, and give to him his new address, and the nature and place of his employment (if any); (d) he shall not reside at an address that is not approved by the parole officer; (e) he shall not continue in any employment, or continue to engage in any occupation, that is not approved by the parole officer; (f) he shall not associate with any specified person, or with persons of any specified class, with whom the parole officer has in writing warned him not to associate; (g) he shall be of good behaviour and shall not commit any offence against any law; (h) he shall comply with such other conditions as the Board may direct from time to time. (2) Every parolee shall be under the supervision of a parole officer in whose district or area of authority he resides for the time being, or of such other parole officer as the Board may from time to time direct. (3) Any parolee or his parole officer may at any time apply to the Board for the remission, suspension or variation of any general or special condition of parole. 105 (4) Any parole officer may apply to the Board for the imposition of any additional condition of parole in respect of any parolee under his supervision.