Steven Barker, 48, the stepfather convicted in the “Baby P” case, is referred to the Parole Board for consideration of release for the sixth time, according to reporting cited by the Daily Mail. The referral means the Parole Board reviews whether Barker can be released at this stage of his sentence. The coverage states that Barker could potentially be released within months if the Parole Board decides in his favour, though the timing and outcome depend on the board’s assessment. The sources provided do not include additional details such as the specific conditions of his sentence, the evidence or representations made for this hearing, or the Parole Board’s previous decisions. They also do not provide information from any other outlets. As reported, the current step is another formal request for release that will be considered through the Parole Board process.