152Assistance from other directors-general

152 Assistance from other directors-general (1) The director-general may ask another director-general for assistance in relation to the exercise of functions under the criminal matters Examples—functions for which director-general may ask for assistance 1 development of a case management plan for a young detainee under s 188 2 provision of an assessment or advice in relation to a health, education or other matter 3 arrangements for search dogs 4 escorting a young detainee to and from court or leave (2) The director-general must comply with the request as far as (3) A corrections officer providing assistance under this section may exercise any function exercisable by a youth detention officer under the criminal matters chapters in accordance with any direction by the

Part 6.3 Access to and inspection of detention places Part 6.3 Access to and inspection of 153 Inspections by judicial officers and Assembly members (1) This section applies to each of the following: (c) a member of the Legislative Assembly. Note 1 The custodial inspector may also enter and inspect a detention place (see Custodial Inspector Act 2017, s 19). Note 2 Official visitors must visit detention places (see pt 2.3 and Official Visitor Act 2012). (2) A person mentioned in subsection (1) may, at any reasonable time, enter and inspect— (a) a detention place; or (b) a place outside a detention place where a detainee is, or has been, directed to work or participate in an activity. Example—time that would not be reasonable a time when an emergency declaration is in force