Offence for breaching conditions of parole

(1) Every parolee who contravenes or fails to comply with any condition of his parole commits an offence and shall be liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding twelve months, or to both such fine and imprisonment; and in addition, the parolee may be required by the court to serve the remaining part of his sentence. (2) Where a parole or prison or police officer believes on reasonable grounds and has sufficient evidence that a parolee has committed a breach of any condition of his parole he may arrest the offender without a warrant. (3) The conviction and sentencing of any parolee under this Rule shall not limit the power of recall conferred by this Part. (4) Where a serious offender is recalled under this Part, the serious offender shall thereafter not be eligible for consideration for release on parole. 106 (5) Where a lesser offender is recalled for breach of a condition of parole, the lesser offender may become eligible for consideration for release on parole– Provided that where there is a second recall for breach of a condition of parole, the lesser offender shall thereafter not be eligible for consideration for release on parole.