"He signed a waiver. The reason given for doing so is that he is not appearing pending an appeal," says the report, signed by panel convenor Justice Marion Frater.
"We take it from that, that Mr Mikus is continuing to deny his index offences and, as far as we are aware, all previous sex offending."
Mikus has refused to undergo any rehabilitation, something the board says he needs. He is classed as "very high risk" of committing sexual offences again.
"In the circumstances there is no question of parole. It is declined."
Mikus' next hearing is scheduled for March, before which the board will consider issuing a postponement order, meaning it will not have to see Mikus for up to five years.
The board had previously issued a three-year order that was in force until this year, but beefed up legislation now gives it the power to issue longer postponements.
Sperm and hair found on Teresa's body was kept, and in 2000, using new technology, was matched to Mikus.
He has previously claimed he will appeal his convictions.
Mikus has a lengthy criminal record dating back to the 1970s.
