The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice of the United Kingdom has approved the reappointment of 22 members of the Parole Board. This body plays a key role in the country's judicial system, making decisions on the possibility of releasing prisoners on license based on an assessment of risks to society. The reappointment of the existing board members makes it possible to maintain continuity in the work of the body and to utilize the accumulated experience of its staff when reviewing cases. The specific list of reappointed members and the terms of their authority were presented in an official statement by the Ministry of Justice. The Parole Board is an independent judicial body that makes decisions on whether a prisoner can be safely released into society before the expiration of their full sentence. Board members typically have experience working in legal, psychological, or social fields, which enables them to comprehensively assess the risks of reoffending and the readiness of offenders for reintegration into society. Regular updates to the board's composition through reappointment or appointment of new members is part of standard administrative practice, ensuring the stable functioning of the justice system in the field of prisoner release on license.