New Chief Administrative Officer for the Adult Parole Board
Rachael Bolton has joined the Adult Parole Board as its new Chief Administrative Officer.
Purpose and benefits of parole
Parole provides prisoners with a structured, supported and supervised transition so that they can adjust from prison back into the community, rather than returning straight to the community at the end of their sentence without supervision or support.
By supporting prisoners to return to the community under supervision toward the end of their sentence, parole’s main purpose is to increase community safety.
Statement from the Chairperson of the Adult Parole Board
In response to the stage three restrictions imposed by the Victorian Government, the Adult Parole Board reviewed its operations and implemented a remote working model from 30 March 2020.
The Board will continue to operate with its paramount consideration always the safety and protection of the community.
The purpose of parole
Parole provides prisoners with a structured, supported and supervised transition so that they can adjust from prison back into the community, rather than returning straight to the community at the end of their sentence without supervision or support. By supporting prisoners to return to the community under supervision toward the end of their sentence, parole’s main purpose is to increase community safety.
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