sec.286Assigning official visitor to corrective services facility

### sec.286 Assigning official visitor to corrective services facility The chief executive must ensure that— if 2 or more official visitors are assigned to visit a corrective services facility, at least 1 of the official visitors is a lawyer; and if a significant proportion of prisoners in custody in a corrective services facility are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander prisoners, at least 1 of the official visitors assigned to visit the facility is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; and at least 1 of the official visitors assigned to visit a corrective services facility for female prisoners is a woman. An official visitor must visit the corrective services facility to which the official visitor has been assigned— once each month, unless otherwise directed by the chief executive; and when asked to do so by the chief executive. If an official visitor is unable to visit a corrective services facility as required by subsection (2) , the official visitor must immediately notify the chief executive. (sec.286-ssec.1) The chief executive must ensure that— if 2 or more official visitors are assigned to visit a corrective services facility, at least 1 of the official visitors is a lawyer; and if a significant proportion of prisoners in custody in a corrective services facility are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander prisoners, at least 1 of the official visitors assigned to visit the facility is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; and at least 1 of the official visitors assigned to visit a corrective services facility for female prisoners is a woman. (sec.286-ssec.2) An official visitor must visit the corrective services facility to which the official visitor has been assigned— once each month, unless otherwise directed by the chief executive; and when asked to do so by the chief executive. (sec.286-ssec.3) If an official visitor is unable to visit a corrective services facility as required by subsection (2) , the official visitor must immediately notify the chief executive. - (a) if 2 or more official visitors are assigned to visit a corrective services facility, at least 1 of the official visitors is a lawyer; and - (b) if a significant proportion of prisoners in custody in a corrective services facility are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander prisoners, at least 1 of the official visitors assigned to visit the facility is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; and - (c) at least 1 of the official visitors assigned to visit a corrective services facility for female prisoners is a woman. - (a) once each month, unless otherwise directed by the chief executive; and - (b) when asked to do so by the chief executive.