sec.303AInspector’s powers relating to the proper officer of a court

### sec.303A Inspector’s powers relating to the proper officer of a court For conducting a review under section 294 (2) (f) of services provided by corrective services officers to the proper officer of a court, an inspector may— with the consent or at the request of the proper officer— enter an area in the court facilities not open to members of the public; and interview any prisoner, staff member, or court officer present at the facilities; and have access to a place in the facilities where the inspector may conduct an interview under subparagraph (ii) out of the hearing of other persons; and inspect and copy a document kept at the facilities that is relevant to services provided by corrective services officers, other than a document to which legal professional privilege attaches; and request the proper officer to give stated information relevant to the review. The proper officer of a court is not under an obligation to give information requested by an inspector but, if the request is refused, the proper officer must give the inspector a written notice stating the reasons for the refusal. s 303A ins 2024 No. 25 s 21 (sec.303A-ssec.1) For conducting a review under section 294 (2) (f) of services provided by corrective services officers to the proper officer of a court, an inspector may— with the consent or at the request of the proper officer— enter an area in the court facilities not open to members of the public; and interview any prisoner, staff member, or court officer present at the facilities; and have access to a place in the facilities where the inspector may conduct an interview under subparagraph (ii) out of the hearing of other persons; and inspect and copy a document kept at the facilities that is relevant to services provided by corrective services officers, other than a document to which legal professional privilege attaches; and request the proper officer to give stated information relevant to the review. (sec.303A-ssec.2) The proper officer of a court is not under an obligation to give information requested by an inspector but, if the request is refused, the proper officer must give the inspector a written notice stating the reasons for the refusal. - (a) with the consent or at the request of the proper officer— (i) enter an area in the court facilities not open to members of the public; and (ii) interview any prisoner, staff member, or court officer present at the facilities; and (iii) have access to a place in the facilities where the inspector may conduct an interview under subparagraph (ii) out of the hearing of other persons; and (iv) inspect and copy a document kept at the facilities that is relevant to services provided by corrective services officers, other than a document to which legal professional privilege attaches; and - (i) enter an area in the court facilities not open to members of the public; and - (ii) interview any prisoner, staff member, or court officer present at the facilities; and - (iii) have access to a place in the facilities where the inspector may conduct an interview under subparagraph (ii) out of the hearing of other persons; and - (iv) inspect and copy a document kept at the facilities that is relevant to services provided by corrective services officers, other than a document to which legal professional privilege attaches; and - (b) request the proper officer to give stated information relevant to the review. - (i) enter an area in the court facilities not open to members of the public; and - (ii) interview any prisoner, staff member, or court officer present at the facilities; and - (iii) have access to a place in the facilities where the inspector may conduct an interview under subparagraph (ii) out of the hearing of other persons; and - (iv) inspect and copy a document kept at the facilities that is relevant to services provided by corrective services officers, other than a document to which legal professional privilege attaches; and