sec.150Prison amenities

### sec.150 Prison amenities When establishing a new prison, the chief executive must ensure appropriate provision is made in the prison for each of the following— a meeting place for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander prisoners that— promotes communication; and endorses the prisoners’ indigenous cultural heritage; for a prison accommodating female prisoners—accommodation units that allow the prisoners to care for young children; areas suitable for children visiting their parents; facilities for prisoners who are experiencing psychological crises; the accommodation and access requirements of older prisoners and prisoners with disabilities; videoconferencing technology— to help prisoners maintain relationships with family members who would otherwise be required to travel long distances to the prison; and for the appearance of prisoners before courts, tribunals or the parole board. s 150 amd 2017 No. 15 s 24 sch 1 - (a) a meeting place for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander prisoners that— (i) promotes communication; and (ii) endorses the prisoners’ indigenous cultural heritage; - (i) promotes communication; and - (ii) endorses the prisoners’ indigenous cultural heritage; - (b) for a prison accommodating female prisoners—accommodation units that allow the prisoners to care for young children; - (c) areas suitable for children visiting their parents; - (d) facilities for prisoners who are experiencing psychological crises; - (e) the accommodation and access requirements of older prisoners and prisoners with disabilities; - (f) videoconferencing technology— (i) to help prisoners maintain relationships with family members who would otherwise be required to travel long distances to the prison; and (ii) for the appearance of prisoners before courts, tribunals or the parole board. - (i) to help prisoners maintain relationships with family members who would otherwise be required to travel long distances to the prison; and - (ii) for the appearance of prisoners before courts, tribunals or the parole board. - (i) promotes communication; and - (ii) endorses the prisoners’ indigenous cultural heritage; - (i) to help prisoners maintain relationships with family members who would otherwise be required to travel long distances to the prison; and - (ii) for the appearance of prisoners before courts, tribunals or the parole board.