sec.27ABWritten permission does not limit chief executive’s powers

### sec.27AB Written permission does not limit chief executive’s powers The fact that the chief executive gives written permission for a person in the chief executive’s custody, other than a person released on parole, to make an application mentioned in section 27AA (1) does not limit the powers of the chief executive under this Act or another Act in relation to the custody of the person. the power of the chief executive under section 9 (2) to require that a person be taken to and detained in a corrective services facility specified by the chief executive the power of the chief executive under section 68 (1) to order the transfer of a prisoner from a corrective services facility the general powers of the chief executive under section 263 s 27AB ins 2023 No. 17 s 166 - • the power of the chief executive under section 9 (2) to require that a person be taken to and detained in a corrective services facility specified by the chief executive - • the power of the chief executive under section 68 (1) to order the transfer of a prisoner from a corrective services facility - • the general powers of the chief executive under section 263