Section 19APB — Crimes Act 1914: Effect of parole order and licence on sentence

(1) If a parole order is made, or a licence is granted, in relation to a person: (a) the person is taken to be still under sentence and not to have served the part of any sentence that remained to be served at the beginning of the parole period or licence period, until: (i) the parole period or licence period ends without the parole order or licence being revoked; or (ii) the person is otherwise discharged from imprisonment; and (b) the person is taken: (i) to have served the part of any sentence that remained to be served at the beginning of the parole period or licence period; and (ii) to have been discharged from imprisonment; if the parole period or licence period ends without the parole order or licence being revoked. (2) Subsection (1) has effect as if the parole period or the licence period had not ended without the parole order or licence being revoked, if in relation to the parole order or licence: (a) a determination referred to in subsection 19AQ(1) or (2) is made at a time after the end of the parole period or licence period; and (b) the time the parole order or licence is taken to have been revoked under subsection 19AQ(1) or (2) is during the parole period or licence period.