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part or all of such portion to the dependent or dependents
of such prisoner. Any balance of the portion withheld, not
so paid to any dependent or dependents, shall be held by
said employing authority for payment to such prisoner at
the termination of his period of conditional release.

The granting of a conditional release to any prisoner as
hereinbefore provided shall not thereby render him ineligi-
ble for general parole thereafter, but he may be considered
for general parole in accordance with law and such rules
and regulations as may be adopted by said Director from
time to time. Every prisoner granted a conditional release
under this Act shall be and remain under the supervision
of said Director of Parole and Probation, who shall be
responsible for his custody, but such prisoner shall be
otherwise subject to the orders of the appointing authority
during the time that he is employed by any institution or
other employing authority of the State, or of Baltimore
City or of any political sub-division of this State. Any such
prisoner may be returned to the penal institution by can-
cellation of the parole, conditional commutation or condi-
tional pardon issued, if such prisoner is, for any reason,
found unsuitable for performing the duties of his position
or whenever his services are no longer required; and each
such prisoner shall be considered as having continued serv-
ing his sentence during such period of conditional release,
and shall be entitled to such deductions from his period of
confinement as he would have earned had he been working
within the penal institution. In order to thus return such
prisoner it shall not be necessary to provide a hearing or
establish any record of misconduct. Violations of the terms
of conditional release shall be handled as provided by law.

The said Director of Parole and Probation may in his
discretion certify to any said employing authority the
name of any person previously released and at large under
the terms of a parole, conditional commutation or condi-
tional pardon, and if such person be selected by said em-
ploying authority, all the provisions of this Act shall apply
to such employment insofar as they are not inconsistent
with the terms of the original order of parole, conditional
commutation or conditional pardon by which such prisoner
was released.

SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That to the extent of
any inconsistencies herewith, the provisions of this Act
shall supersede for the effective period hereof any provi-
sion of any other statute or of any ordinance, order, rule
or regulation inconsistent herewith.