Clients traveling beyond jurisdiction require board approval.

• A. Court order
• B. Parole Officer
• C. Supervisor
• D. Board approval

Answer: (D)

Travel outside the jurisdiction while under supervision is managed through formal approval by the agency’s board. The board has the authority to grant or deny permission after weighing risks, ensuring the travel fits the offender’s release terms, and coordinating supervision across jurisdictions. This makes board approval the appropriate and authoritative step for out-of-area travel.

A court order would be a legal directive rather than routine administrative approval. A parole officer handles day-to-day supervision and can coordinate logistics, but final authorization typically rests with the board. A supervisor may initiate or support the request, but the board is the official approving body.