If you are convicted of a new criminal offence, your pardoned criminal record may be brought back. In the case of new indictable offences, this process is automatic.
When determining whether to revoke a pardon when the pardoned individual is subsequently convicted of a summary offence, the Board will consider all relevant information, including past convictions that have been pardoned including:
Information that suggests a significant disregard for public safety and order and/or laws and regulations, given the offender’s criminal history.
Whether the new offence is consistent with the offence for which the pardon had been issued or granted.
The time period since satisfaction of all sentences.
If, for whatever reason your pardon is revoked by the National Parole Board, you can reapply for a pardon once you meet the eligibility requirements again.
