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Correctional Services Act 2014
221Court orders, warrants of commitment
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221 Court orders, warrants of commitment An order of a court or other person or body, or a warrant of commitment, conferring authority on an officer in charge of a prison to hold an offender in custody that was in force immediately before the commencement, is taken to confer authority on the Commissioner to hold the offender in custody on the same terms and conditions.