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Corrections and Conditional Release Act

Version of section 99 from 2002-12-31 to 2003-03-31:


Marginal note:Definitions

  •  (1) In this Part,

    Board

    Commission

    Board means the National Parole Board continued by section 103 and includes a provincial parole board where it exercises jurisdiction in respect of parole as provided by section 112 or in respect of which any other provision of this Part is, by virtue of section 113, rendered applicable; (Commission)

    Commissioner

    commissaire

    Commissioner has the same meaning as in Part I; (commissaire)

    community-based residential facility

    établissement résidentiel communautaire

    community-based residential facility has the same meaning as in subsection 66(3); (établissement résidentiel communautaire)

    day parole

    semi-liberté

    day parole means the authority granted to an offender by the Board or a provincial parole board to be at large during the offender’s sentence in order to prepare the offender for full parole or statutory release, the conditions of which require the offender to return to a penitentiary, a community-based residential facility or a provincial correctional facility each night, unless otherwise authorized in writing; (semi-liberté)

    full parole

    libération conditionnelle totale

    full parole means the authority granted to an offender by the Board or a provincial parole board to be at large during the offender’s sentence; (libération conditionnelle totale)

    institutional head

    Version anglaise seulement

    institutional head has the same meaning as in Part I; (Version anglaise seulement)

    long-term supervision

    surveillance de longue durée

    long-term supervision has the same meaning as in Part I; (surveillance de longue durée)

    Minister

    ministre

    Minister has the same meaning as in Part I; (ministre)

    offender

    délinquant

    offender means a person who is under a sentence imposed before or after the coming into force of this section

    • (a) pursuant to an Act of Parliament or, to the extent that this Part applies, pursuant to a provincial Act, or

    • (b) on conviction for criminal or civil contempt of court where the sentence does not include a requirement that the offender return to that court,

    but does not include a young person within the meaning of the Young Offenders Act who has been committed to custody under that Act or a person whose only sentence is a sentence being served intermittently pursuant to section 732 of the Criminal Code; (délinquant)

    parole

    libération conditionnelle

    parole means full parole or day parole; (libération conditionnelle)

    penitentiary

    pénitencier

    penitentiary has the same meaning as in Part I; (pénitencier)

    provincial parole board

    commission provinciale

    provincial parole board means the Ontario Board of Parole, la Commission québécoise des libérations conditionnelles, the Board of Parole for the Province of British Columbia or any other parole board established by the legislature or the lieutenant governor in council of a province; (commission provinciale)

    regulations

    règlement ou réglementaire

    regulations means regulations made by the Governor in Council pursuant to section 156; (règlement ou réglementaire)

    sentence

    peine ou peine d’emprisonnement

    sentence has the same meaning as in Part I; (peine ou peine d’emprisonnement)

    serious harm

    dommage grave

    serious harm means severe physical injury or severe psychological damage; (dommage grave)

    Service

    Service

    Service has the same meaning as in Part I; (Service)

    statutory release

    libération d’office

    statutory release means release from imprisonment subject to supervision before the expiration of an offender’s sentence, to which an offender is entitled under section 127; (libération d’office)

    statutory release date

    date de libération d’office

    statutory release date means the date determined in accordance with section 127; (date de libération d’office)

    unescorted temporary absence

    permission de sortir sans escorte

    unescorted temporary absence means an unescorted temporary absence from penitentiary authorized under section 116; (permission de sortir sans escorte)

    victim

    victime

    victim has the same meaning as in Part I; (victime)

    working day

    jour ouvrable

    working day means a day on which offices of the public service of Canada are generally open in the province in question. (jour ouvrable)

  • Marginal note:References to expiration of sentence

    (2) For the purposes of this Part, a reference to the expiration according to law of the sentence of an offender shall be read as a reference to the day on which the sentence expires, without taking into account

    • (a) any period during which the offender could be entitled to statutory release; or

    • (b) any remission that stands to the credit of the offender on the coming into force of this section.

  • Marginal note:Exercise of powers, etc.

    (3) Except as otherwise provided by this Part or by the regulations,

    • (a) powers, duties and functions assigned to the Commissioner by or pursuant to this Part may only be exercised or performed by the Commissioner or, where the Commissioner is absent or incapacitated or where the office is vacant, by the person acting in the place of the Commissioner; and

    • (b) powers, duties and functions assigned to the institutional head by or pursuant to this Part may only be exercised or performed by the institutional head or, where the institutional head is absent or incapacitated or where the office is vacant, by the person who, at the relevant time, is in charge of the penitentiary.

  • 1992, c. 20, s. 99
  • 1995, c. 22, s. 13, c. 42, ss. 26, 69(E), 70(E), 71(F)
  • 1997, c. 17, s. 17

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