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@UNGRIPP …. there is scope to conclude the reviews positively on the papers.
Too many members are far too cautious and direct cases to oral hearings which should result in paper releases. The Board can audit itself and assess what practitioners have known for some time.
@UNGRIPP … Anyone directed to an oral hearing now faces waiting until early to mid 2027 for an oral hearing. Given the position for IPP’s this is unacceptable.
3) The Parole Board should urgently review all IPP referrals currently before them Board waiting an oral hearing to see if…
…. there is scope to conclude the reviews positively on the papers.
Too many members are far too cautious and direct cases to oral hearings which should result in paper releases. The Board can audit itself and assess what practitioners have known for some time.
It’s been a long time coming and pleased the PM has stepped up. Here are some things that can be done in the interim:
1) The MoJ should urgently consider each IPP for release under RARR. RARR needs to be operated positively on the presumption they will be released unless….
… Anyone directed to an oral hearing now faces waiting until early to mid 2027 for an oral hearing. Given the position for IPP’s this is unacceptable.
3) The Parole Board should urgently review all IPP referrals currently before them Board waiting an oral hearing to see if…
@DavidGauke David, you are wrong on this. In order to get a bedspace in an AP on release they have to be high risk. The system artificially keeps IPP’s as a high risk. Large number are back on recall due to compliance not ROSH per se.
@greateranglia the 16:00 from Liv St to Norwich is delayed into manningtree. The train to Dover court can it be held to make sure people have enough time to get across?