Apply senior decision-making expertise as a Parole Board of Canada Member, interpreting legislation and assessing sensitive, complex cases. Full time and part-time appointments are available.

Members serve on an independent administrative tribunal making conditional release, record suspension, expungement, and clemency-related decisions. They conduct hearings or in-office file reviews, then provide clear verbal and written reasons. The work supports public safety and the integrity of Canada’s parole system.

Key Responsibilities:

- Make conditional release decisions for eligible offenders
- Conduct hearings in institutions or by videoconference
- Review case files and assess relevant information
- Provide verbal decisions and prepare written reasons




- Make record suspension and expungement decisions

Requirements:

- Degree or acceptable combination of education, training, and experience
- Significant senior-level decision-making on sensitive, complex issues
- At least five years interpreting legislation, regulations, and policies
- Superior analytical, decision-making, and communication skills
- Ability to work under heavy workloads and tight time constraints

Bring sound judgment, legislative interpretation, and clear communication to significant Parole Board of Canada decisions.

📌 Parole Board Decision-Making Member (Canada)
🏢 Governor in Council Appointments
📍 Canada