Section 300.06 - Granting of Parole(1) Where parole release is granted to a warrant or other legal process, release will not occur until the requesting authority is present to serve the warrant. The Parole Board's jurisdiction over the inmate shall continue while the inmate is subject to the outstanding obligation arising from such warrant or other legal process. Parole Board members may establish conditions which apply both before and after the obligation is satisfied.(2) The parole hearing panel may make a grant of parole conditional upon the occurrence prior to release of certain circumstances, including but not limited to: (a) approval of home or work or both by the field parole office responsible for supervision of the inmate upon release;(b) acceptance by another state for supervision;(c) disposing of outstanding criminal charges or court defaults;(d) disclosure to the home sponsor of the existence of a mental, psychiatric, medical, or physical condition and of medication or counseling requirements or both;(e) acceptance into appropriate counseling; and(f) completion of pre-release, educational, treatment, or rehabilitative program offered by the correctional authority.Amended by Mass Register Issue 1330, eff. 1/13/2017.