215Interstate segregated detainees transferred to ACT

215 Interstate segregated detainees transferred to ACT (a) an interstate segregation direction applies to a young detainee; and (b) the young detainee is transferred (however described) into custody at a detention place in the ACT. (2) Despite the transfer, the interstate segregation direction— (a) continues to apply in relation to the young detainee— (i) as if it were a segregation direction under this division; and (ii) with any necessary changes, and any change prescribed by regulation; and (b) subject to this division, ends 3 days after the day the young detainee is taken into custody at the detention place. interstate segregation direction means a direction or order (however described) that— (a) corresponds substantially to a segregation direction under this division; and (b) is in force under a law of the Commonwealth, a State or another Territory that is declared by regulation to be a corresponding law for this section.

Subdivision 6.6.3.4 Review of certain segregation directions