Section 46N
Effect of revocation of Parole Order
Where a Parole Order is revoked, unless the prisoner to whom such Parole Order relates is deemed to be unlawfully at large under subsection (3), such prisoner shall be taken into custody by a
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parole officer and shall be delivered to the Officer in Charge of the nearest prison for immediate custody.
(2)
The Officer in Charge shall as soon as may be practicable cause the prisoner in subsection (1) to be removed, transferred or taken to the prison where he was serving his sentence of imprisonment immediately before the issue of the Parole Order to undergo his remaining sentence.
(3)
Where the
Parole
Order is revoked pursuant to paragraph 46M(5)(b), and if the parolee is at large, such parolee shall be deemed to be unlawfully at large and shall, on conviction, be liable to a term of imprisonment not exceeding two years.
(4)
Where a parolee who has been convicted under subsection (3)
is sentenced to imprisonment, such imprisonment shall commence either immediately or at the expiration of the imprisonment to which he has been previously sentenced, as the court awarding the sentence may direct.
(5)
Upon revocation of a Parole Order, all or any part of the remission for which a prisoner may be entitled may be cancelled by the Commissioner General.