Following the new rules being published in November 2016 there have been changes to options for IPP cases at the paper stage.
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Following a number of pilot projects last year, the Board has adapted it's approach to listing oral hearings.
Statistics and performance information for quarter two of 2016/2017 (July - September).
Below are the names of the first cohort of newly appointed Parole Board members, following our announcement in November.
An update on the e-Dossier project at the Parole Board which aims to have paperless hearings by October 2017.
Details of when the Parole Board office will be closed over the Christmas period.
After just over a year in post our Chief Executive, Martin Jones, reflects on his year at the Parole Board and what has been achieved.
The Management Committee of the Parole Board held an open Board meeting for the first time on 24th November.
The new Parole Board Rules laid before Parliament on 1st November 2016 come into force today.
Over 100 new members will be joining the Parole Board.
On Thursday 3rd and Friday 4th November we welcomed Victim Liaison Officers (VLOs) to the Parole Board office to find out more about our work and to meet key staff.
The Parole Board is holding its first open Management Committee meeting on Thursday 24th November.
Nick Hardwick, Parole Board Chairman and Martin Jones, Parole Board Chief Executive will be speaking at the second “Great Expectations” event.
Nick Hardwick, Parole Board Chairman and Martin Jones, Parole Board Chief Executive will be speaking at the second “Great Expectations” event.
Nick Hardwick, Chairman of the Parole Board gave the annual Howard League Parmoor Lecture last night at the offices of Clifford Chance.
The Parole Board is trialling a number of different approaches to reduce the time prisoners have to wait for an oral hearing.
Training events in June raised awareness of the needs of people with learning disabilities and difficulties in the criminal justice system.
Parole Board Training Event on Offender Personality Disorder 11th and 12th May 2016
We are recruiting for independent, psychiatrist and psychology members
The Parole Board's New Chairman Professor Nick Hardwick
Parole Board launches feedback survey
Nick Hardwick has been appointed as the new Chair of the Parole Board.
Details of Parole Board office closures over the Christmas holidays.
The Parole Board has appointed Faith Geary as the new Director for Business Improvement and Development.
The Parole Board has revised its litigation strategy to ensure that it is able to continue to deliver best value.
Guidance issued to Parole Board members in June 2015 on deferrals.
The Parole Board has published Easy Read guides for prisoners to explain the parole process.
Update on the Parole Board's Fair for the Future project in response to the Supreme Court judgement in the case of Osborn, Booth and Reilly.
The triennial review of the Parole Board has been published.
The Parole Board has implemented a new case management model, known as Member Case Assessment (MCA).
Parole Board appoints Miranda Biddle to the new post of Director of Operations.
The Parole Board moved office on 6 October and is now located in the main Ministry of Justice building at 102 Petty France. As part of the move, all staff have been issued with new telephone numbers.
An update on the Fair for the Future project to streamline management of parole review cases, in response to the Osborn judgment.
A project has been set up to understand the impact of the Supreme Court judgment in the case of Osborn, Booth and Reilly.
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