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.

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Parole Board Decision-Making Member