Regulation 6 Transitional provision: period for which SVROs are to have effect
Where a SVRO is made under section 342A of the Sentencing Code during the specified period and has effect immediately before the end of that period, the order ceases to have effect on whichever is the earliest of—
the end of the period of 6 months after the end of the specified period;
the end of the period specified in the SVRO as the period for which the SVRO has effectf1;
the day or day and time specified in any order made under section 342H(6) of the Sentencing Code as the day or day and time when the discharge of the order is to take effectf2.
Where a SVRO is made under section 342A of the Sentencing Code during the specified period but does not take effect before the end of that period, the order is to have no effect after the end of the specified period.
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Footnotes
- f1
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Section 342D(2) of the Sentencing Code provides that a SVRO must specify the period for which it has effect. Such order, including the period specified in the order, may be varied by court order under section 342H(6) of the Sentencing Code.
- f2
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Section 342H(6) of the Sentencing Code makes provision for discharge of a SVRO by court order.