90Segregation—safety and security

90 Segregation—safety and security grounds, that the segregation is necessary or prudent to protect— (a) the safety of anyone else at a correctional centre; or (2) When making a direction under this section, the director-general must also have regard to any relevant, known cultural consideration and the likely impact of segregation on the health and wellbeing of the (3) The director-general must give the detainee prompt notice of the

(4) The director-general must revoke the direction if the director-general believes, on reasonable grounds, that the protection mentioned in subsection (1) is no longer necessary or prudent. (5) The director-general— (c) must review the direction at least once every 21 days while it (6) After reviewing the direction, the director-general may— (c) revoke the direction under subsection (4). (7) To remove any doubt, the director-general may make more than (8) Subject to this section and section 94 (Segregated detainees removed to NSW), a direction ends at the end of— (a) 28 days after the day it is given; or (b) if subsection (6) (b) applies—90 days after the day the further direction, or latest further direction, is given.