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The Parole Board of the Northern Territory is an independent statutory body responsible for making informed decisions about the release of prisoners on parole. The Board seeks to appoint diverse and suitably qualified members who can contribute to community safety and effective parole decision-making.

The Parole Board of the Northern Territory is an independent statutory body established by Section 3A of the Parole Act 1971.

The Parole Board plays an significant role in the Northern Territory criminal justice system and makes independent and informed decisions about the release of prisoners on parole.



The Board currently meets three times a month and the work of members of the Board includes additional preparation time and reading.

Expression of Interest will be considered for a Victims Representative, and for two Community Members, for positions commencing in May 2027. Appointments are made by the Administrator of the Northern Territory for a three-year period. Remuneration is subject to the Assembly Members and Other Statutory Officers (Remuneration and other Entitlements) Act.

The Parole Board of the Northern Territory values diversity and is required to have membership that is representative of the community, including women and Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders.

📌 Parole Board Member EOI (Darwin)
🏢 Parole Board of the Northern Territory
📍 Darwin