reg 134 Armed Forces Victim Contact Scheme
If you are eligible, and choose to take part in the Armed Forces Victim Contact Scheme you are entitled to the information set out in this paragraph only where there is a danger or an identified risk of harm to you, in which case the information will be provided without unnecessary delay : (1) decide whether you want to receive information about key stages of the offender’s sentence. In the case of an offender detained in a hospital for treatment because he or she has a mental disorder, some of the decisions about their management will be related directly to their medical treatment, and as such, will be confidential medical information; (2) be assigned a Military Corrective Training Centre Liaison Officer who will act as your point of contact for the scheme; (3) receive information from the Military Corrective Training Centre without unnecessary delay about the offender’s Short Term Temporary Release, Re-Integration Leave, Compassionate Leave, transfer to open conditions, release on licence, or Community Work placements, or final release; (4) be informed by the Commandant of the Military Corrective Training Centre without unnecessary delay about any orders or conditions which an offender is subject to on unsupervised release which relate to you or your family. For example, this could include an order to prevent the offender from contacting you or your family; (5) be informed about any other information which the Commandant of the Military Corrective Training Centre considers to be appropriate in the circumstances of the case, including about key stages of the offender’s sentence, or treatment in the case of a mental health patient.