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Sentence plans describe the activities that someone should complete while in prison and on licence. They aim to: reduce the risk of reoffending and serious harm support resettlement. They focus on risk, especially for people who are on an IPP or the new Extended Determinate Sentence (EDS).
noun. We talked to our financial planner about how to save enough money for retirement.
The aim of offender management is to try to rehabilitate people so they are less likely to offend in the future. This could mean setting different goals for you to complete during your sentence. These goals are known as your sentence plan.
Your sentence plan will include things you need to do to reduce the risk of reoffending in the community. If you have been assessed as having a risk of serious harm which is medium, high or very high it will also include things you need to do to reduce the risk of harm.
Ensure that all sentencing authority and police documentation are actioned; Accurately calculate a prisoners sentence to ensure lawful detention, release and supervision of prisoners; Perform administrative processes to ensure the lawful detention of prisoners including, recording sentence and remand details, pre-
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planning noun [U] (DECIDING) the act of deciding how to do something: Events like these take months of careful planning. Fewer examples. forward planning. The project went over budget because of a miscalculation at the planning stage.

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