The Parole Board of Canada is an independent agency responsible for granting parole to federal offenders. Its primary role is to assess whether an inmate can be safely released into the community before completing their full sentence. The board considers various factors, including the offender's behavior in prison, their rehabilitation efforts, and the potential risk to public safety. The board also oversees the conditions of parole and can revoke it if necessary. It aims to support the reintegration of offenders while ensuring community safety. Decisions are made by a panel of members who evaluate each case individually, following established guidelines and legal frameworks.