Corrections Management Act 2007
76Register of detainees
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76 Register of detainees (1) The director-general must keep a register containing details of each detainee at a correctional centre. (2) The register must include details of the following for each detainee: (a) full name; (b) authority for detention; (c) period of authorised detention; (d) for a detainee under a sentence of imprisonment— (i) the sentence, including any element of a combination sentence; and (ii) any nonparole period; (e) current place of detention; (f) security classification; (g) case management plan;
(h) sex, including that chosen under section 79 (Transgender and intersex detainees—sexual identity); (i) any known condition of the detainee that requires, or is likely to require, a health service; (j) anything taken under section 65 (Identification of detainees); (k) anything else the director-general considers necessary or appropriate for the proper management of the detainee. Examples—par (i) 1 nutritional or health needs 2 need for spectacles, contact lens, crutches, prosthesis or other artificial aids 3 language or literacy difficulties (3) The register must be available for inspection under chapter 7 (Access combination sentence—see the Crimes (Sentencing) Act 2005,