260 Early removal of prisoners liable to removal from United Kingdom [260 Early removal of persons liable to, or eligible for, removal from the United Kingdom]
Criminal Justice Act 2003 (2003 c 44) | Legislation

260  Early removal of prisoners liable to removal from United Kingdom [260 Early removal of persons liable to, or eligible for, removal from the United Kingdom]

[(1)     Where a fixed-term prisoner is liable to removal from the United Kingdom, the Secretary of State may remove the prisoner from prison under this section at any time after the prisoner has served the minimum pre-removal custodial period (whether or not the Board has directed the prisoner's release under this Chapter).

(2)     The minimum pre-removal custodial period is the longer of—

(a)     one half of the requisite custodial period, and

(b)     the requisite custodial period less [545 days].]

[(2C)     [Subsection (1) does] not apply in relation to a prisoner to whom section 247A applies.]

(3)     . . .

°Ú(3´¡)ÌýÌýÌýÌý In subsection (3)(e) the reference to a direction under section 240 includes a direction under section

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