Please....

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I can support both - and there are no outcomes yet.
The case in the OP will be heard on 6th April.
I’m not sure of the other.

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He was hardly an incompetent. A colleague of his reported that during his watch the Parole Board cleared the longstanding backlog: dealing with 25,000 cases and holding over 7,000 oral hearings in 2017 whilst at the same time keeping the rate of serious further offending at less than 1%. He also pushed for greater transparency and championed increased engagement with victims.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/feb/21/john-worboys-victims-win-human-rights-case-against-policeŶ

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The time decided by a judge. Correct.

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I’d say that if a sentence is extended an appeals judge has made that
decision upon further information has come to light some years later.

I’d agree with that.