Section 6 of the Good Conduct Prisoners Probational Release Act, 1926 empowers_________ with power to revoke licence?

Correct answer: B. Provincial Government

  • A. Assistant Director
  • B. Provincial Government
  • C. Federal Government
  • D. Director

Explanation

Section 6 gives the Provincial Government power to revoke a licence when the released prisoner violates its conditions or otherwise falls within the statutory grounds. This power is not assigned to the Director in the Act.

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