Monthly, the person serving the sentence must self-report on the fulfillment of their obligations

Monthly, those serving sentences must self-report on their compliance with obligations (Illustration image)

According to Circular 65/2019/TT-BCA, the implementation of comments and reports by those serving sentences are regulated as follows:

- For those serving suspended sentences, those serving non-custodial reform sentences, those serving probation sentences, and those conditionally released early from prison: Monthly, within the first 05 days of the month, they must submit a self-assessment report on their compliance with obligations to the assigned police officers managing, supervising, and educating to confirm and comment, report to the Commune People's Committee, and keep records for managing, supervising, and educating them.

- For those serving banishment, those serving sentences of deprivation of certain civil rights, those serving sentences of banning from holding certain positions, engaging in certain occupations or jobs, those granted postponement of imprisonment, and those granted temporary suspension of imprisonment: They are not required to perform periodic comments and reports.

- In necessary cases, to serve the work of managing, supervising, and educating those serving sentences, the commune-level police can request the sentenced person to report on their compliance with the law, compliance with obligations, and other contents related to sentence execution.

More details can be found in Circular 65/2019/TT-BCA, effective from January 15, 2020.

Thuy Tram

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