47DWhen letters and parcels may be stopped and censored 143

47D When letters and parcels may be stopped and censored 143 47DA Offence for prisoner to send distressing or traumatic letters and parcels 145 47DB Governor may place parcels in storage 145 47E Letter and parcel register 146 Division 5—Change of name applications by prisoners 147 47F Application 147 47G Definitions 148 47H Applications for change of name by or on behalf of a prisoner 148 47I Approval by Secretary 149 47J Approval to be notified in writing 149 47K Registration of change of name 149 47L Registrar may correct Register 150 47M Information-sharing between the Secretary and the Victorian Registrar 150 Division 6—Approval of making of acknowledgement of sex applications—prisoners 151 47N Offence to make acknowledgement of sex application without approval 151 47O Application by prisoner or other person for approval of Secretary 151 47P Approval by Secretary of the making of acknowledgement of sex application 151 47Q Copy of approval or refusal of Secretary 152 47R Request for information from the Victorian Registrar 153 Part 7—Prison discipline 154 48 Definitions 154 49 Disciplinary officers 156 50 Prison offences 156 51 Governor's action where charge laid 158 52 Secretary may nominate Governor to hear charge 158 53 Governor's hearing 159 54A Power of Secretary to withdraw privileges 161 Part 8—Temporary absence from prison 162 Division 1—Definitions 162 55 Definitions 162 Division 1A—Escort officers 164 55A Powers of Secretary in relation to escort officers 164 55B Escort officers subject to direction of court or tribunal 164 55C Functions and powers of escort officers in relation to prisoners 164 55D Authorisation of instruments of restraint 167 55E Use of reasonable force 167 55EA Issue of firearms to escort officers 167 55EB Discharge of firearms 168 55EC Discharge of non-lethal firearm 169 55F Report to Secretary 169 55G Functions and powers of escort officers in relation to persons surrendering to court 170 55H How are things seized by an escort officer to be dealt with? 171 55I Powers of police officers and police custody officers 172 55J Additional powers of escort officers 173 Division 1B—Security officers 173 55K Functions of security officers 173 55L Powers of security officers 174 55M Seizure of things—how dealt with, reporting and recording 176 55N Report of use of force or application of instrument of restraint 176 55O No liability 176 55P Protective services officer may exercise powers of security officer under this Division 177 Division 2—Transfer of prisoners 177 56 Transfers between prisons 177 56AA Transfers to and from police gaols 177 56AB Legal custody of prisoners and detainees transferred to institutions and designated mental health services 178 56AC Transfers to and from transition centres 179 Division 2A—Absence to give evidence at foreign proceedings 180 56A Arrangements with Commonwealth 180 Division 2B—Police custody transfer orders 181 56B Application for police custody transfer order 181 56C Application to be determined on the papers and information to be in custody of the Court 183 56D Court may make police custody transfer order 183 56E Information to be provided on return of person to legal custody of Secretary 184 56F Revocation of police custody transfer order 184 Division 3—Custodial community permits 185 57 Custodial community permits 185 57A Corrections administration permit 185 57B Rehabilitation and transition permit 186 57C Fine default permit 187 57D Provisions applying to all custodial community permits 188 58 Breach of custodial community permit 189 58A Powers of Secretary with respect to custodial community permits 189 58B Visitors to give prescribed information 190 58C Governor may refuse or terminate visits for security reasons 191 58D Offence to give item to prisoner 191 Division 3A—Emergency management days 192 58E Emergency management days 192 Division 5—Parole 193 61 Establishment of Board 193 61A Chairperson and deputy chairpersons 197 62 Deputy members 197 63 Terms of office 199 64 Divisions 201 65 Chairing of meetings 202 66 Meetings 203 66A Secretary of Adult Parole Board 204 67 Secretary of the Board or member may act on behalf of Board 205 68 Evidentiary 205 69 Functions of Board 206 70 Secretary to supply assistance to Board 208 71 Evidence 209 71A Power of Board to compel production of documents and other things or attendance of witnesses 209 71B Variation or revocation of notice to produce or notice to attend 210 71C Service of notice to produce or notice to attend 211 71D Power of Board to compel attendance of witnesses does not affect power of Board to direct prisoners on parole to attend for interview 213 71E Appearance by audio visual link 213 71F Notice to attend issued to person in custody 214 71G Power to take evidence on oath or affirmation 214 71H Offence to fail to comply with a notice to produce or attend 215 71I Offence to fail to take oath, make affirmation or answer question 215 71J Costs of attending meeting of the Board 216 71K Protection of participants at Board meeting 216 72 Reports 217 73 Officers subject to Board's directions 221 73A Safety and protection of the community paramount in parole decisions 221 74 Release on parole after service of non-parole period 222 74AAA Conditions for making parole order for prisoner who murdered police officer 226 74AA Conditions for making a parole order for Julian Knight 228 74AB Conditions for making a parole order for Craig Minogue 230 74AC Conditions for making a parole order for Paul Denyer 231 74AABA Conditions for making a parole order for person imprisoned for certain fatal offences 232 74AAB Parole decisions made by Serious Violent Offender or Sexual Offender Parole Division 234 74AAC Parole decisions where terrorism risk information provided to Board 237 74AAD Board must specify no-return period in certain circumstances 239 74AAE Restricted prisoners 240 74AAF Restricted prisoner reports 241 74AAG Restricted prisoner declarations 241 74A Victim submissions 245 74B How does the Board deal with victim submissions? 245 75 Young offenders—sentence and non-parole period 247 76 Persons on parole deemed still under sentence 247 76A Secretary may direct that prisoner be tested for alcohol or drug use 247 77 Cancellation of parole 249 77A Revocation of cancellation 255 77B Return of prisoner to prison on cancellation of parole 256 77C Power to direct that time on parole is time served 257 77D Board may arrange for examination of prisoner 257 78 Prisoners may be released on parole more than once 258 78A Offence to breach a term or condition of parole 259 78B Arrest and detention for breach of parole order 259 78C Consideration by Board of breach of terms and conditions of parole 261 78D Application of certain provisions of the Crimes Act 1958 and the Bail Act 1977 262 78E Time in detention is time served 264 Division 5A—Safety powers that may be exercised in supervision of prisoners on parole 264 78F Definitions for Division 5A 264 78G When may the powers under this Division be exercised? 265 78H General powers 266 78I Search 267 78J Seizure 268 78K Warning that search or seizure is to occur and that reasonable force may be used 269 78L Report of use of force or application of restraint 270 78M Register of seized things 270 78N Things seized must be photographed or otherwise recorded 271 78O Specified officer must provide receipt for seized thing 271 78P Prisoner on parole to submit to testing 271 78Q Secretary to approve test procedures 272 78R Taking of samples of drug and alcohol 272 78S Reports, returns and records 273 78T No liability 273 Division 6—Change of name applications by prisoners released on parole 273 79 Application of Division 273 79A Definitions 273 79B Applications for change of name by or on behalf of a prisoner on parole 274 79C Approval by Board 274 79D Approval to be notified in writing 275 79E Registration of change of name 275 79F Registrar may correct Register 276 79G Lapse of application on cancellation of parole 276 79H Information-sharing between the Secretary and the Victorian Registrar 276 Division 6A—Approval of making of acknowledgement of sex applications—prisoners on parole 277 79HA Definition 277 79HB Offence to make acknowledgement of sex application without approval 277 79HC Application by prisoner on parole or other person for approval of Board 278 79HD Approval by Board of the making of acknowledgement of sex application 278 79HE Copy of approval or refusal of Board 278 79HF Lapse of application on cancellation of parole 279 Division 7—Warrants 279 79I Execution of warrants 279 79J Recall and cancellation of warrants 280 79K Duplicate warrants 280 Division 8—Removal of electronic monitoring devices and equipment 281 79L Who may remove electronic monitoring devices and equipment 281 79M Commissioner may authorise employee to exercise powers of officer 283 Part 8A—Interstate leave of absence for prisoners 284 80 Definitions 284 81 Interstate laws 284 82 Custodial interstate community permit 285 83 Effect of permit 285 84 Variation or revocation of permit 286 84A Breach of permit 287 84B Notice to participating State and transit States 287 84C Effect of permit issued under interstate law 287 84D Apprehension of prisoner who escapes or fails to return etc. 288 84E Escape from custody—penalty 290 84EA Liability for prisoners on leave 291 Part 8B—Prison industries 292 Division 1—Prison industry sites and prison industries 292 84F Appointment of prison industry sites 292 84G Secretary may carry on business for prison industries 292 84H Secretary may direct prisoners and offenders to work 293 Part 9—Community corrections 294 Division 1—Definitions 294 85 Definitions 294 Division 2—Establishment of community corrections centres and regional centres 295 86 Community corrections centres 295 87 Regions 296 88 Regional centres 296 Division 3—Officers 296 89 Officers subject to Regional Manager's directions 296 90 Powers and duties of officers 297 92 Additional duties of Regional Manager 299 Division 4—Discipline of offenders 300 93 Additional directions by community corrections officers 300 94 Regional Manager may deal with acts of misconduct 300 Division 5—Community corrections programmes 301 95 Approval of community corrections programmes 301 Division 6—Management and administration of locations 302 96 Officer subject to directions of Principal of training institution 302 97 Secretary may nominate person to act as Regional Manager 303 98 Management of region in Regional Manager's temporary absence 303 99 Photographing 303 99A Offenders may be tested to assess whether under the influence of alcohol or any drug 304 100 Search 306 101 Seizure 308 102 Delegation 309 103 Access to community corrections centres and locations 309 104 Offender subject to Secretary's directions 310 Division 6A—Removal of electronic monitoring devices and equipment 310 104AAA Who may remove electronic monitoring devices and equipment 310 104AAB Commissioner may authorise employee to exercise powers of officer 312