During maintenance or cancellation of any prisoner’s parole, if the Prison discovers that the parole should be or may be cancelled in accordance with Article 78 of the Criminal Code or Article 74-3 of the Rehabilitative Disposition Execution Act, the Prison shall only cancel the parole and shall not engage in further handling.

When a Prison receives an execution writ related to the change of prison sentence for any prisoner who has been released under parole in accordance with Paragraph 1, Article 120 of the Act, the parole should be re-calculated, if parole is not available for the newly-included prison term in accordance with Paragraph 2, Article 115 of the Act, a report shall be made to the Ministry of Justice to cancel the original parole.

If a prisoner’s parole is cancelled in accordance with Paragraph 1, Article 120 of the Act and if subsequent parole is granted for any remaining period of the parole in accordance with the second part of Paragraph 3, Article 120 of the Act, the Prison shall give notice to the probation execution authority by providing documents related to the probation period already executed under previous parole specified in the original execution writ for setoff against the parole and probation period.

“Before release from Prison” provided in Paragraph 4, Article 120 of the Act refers to the situation in which the prisoner has not left the Prison, including when a prisoner is having subsequent execution of detention inside the Prison or performing labor services commuted from a fine and therefore has not left the Prison; “a material breach of rule” provided in the provision refers to when a prisoner has any act that jeopardizes the order or security of the Prison under Paragraph 1, Article 86 of the Act and is subjected to transfer to a housing area for rule breakers in accordance with Subparagraph 4, Paragraph 1 of the same Article.