sec.59Record

### sec.59 Record The chief executive must record, for each corrective services facility, the details of each prisoner subject to a safety order or temporary safety order. For a safety order, the details must include each of the following— the prisoner’s name, identification number and age; whether the prisoner is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; the name of any authorised practitioner on whose advice the order was made; the date on which the order was made; the period for which the order was made; the dates the prisoner was examined under section 57 ; if the order was reviewed— the date when the review was carried out; and the name of the authorised practitioner or official visitor who reviewed the order; and the decision of the chief executive. For a temporary safety order, the details must include each of the following— the prisoner’s name, identification number and age; whether the prisoner is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; the name of the corrective services officer or health practitioner on whose advice the order was made; the date on which the order was made; the period for which the order was made; the date when the order was reviewed; the name of the authorised practitioner who reviewed the order; the decision of the chief executive following the review. s 59 amd 2024 No. 24 s 16 (sec.59-ssec.1) The chief executive must record, for each corrective services facility, the details of each prisoner subject to a safety order or temporary safety order. (sec.59-ssec.2) For a safety order, the details must include each of the following— the prisoner’s name, identification number and age; whether the prisoner is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; the name of any authorised practitioner on whose advice the order was made; the date on which the order was made; the period for which the order was made; the dates the prisoner was examined under section 57 ; if the order was reviewed— the date when the review was carried out; and the name of the authorised practitioner or official visitor who reviewed the order; and the decision of the chief executive. (sec.59-ssec.3) For a temporary safety order, the details must include each of the following— the prisoner’s name, identification number and age; whether the prisoner is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; the name of the corrective services officer or health practitioner on whose advice the order was made; the date on which the order was made; the period for which the order was made; the date when the order was reviewed; the name of the authorised practitioner who reviewed the order; the decision of the chief executive following the review. - (a) the prisoner’s name, identification number and age; - (b) whether the prisoner is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; - (c) the name of any authorised practitioner on whose advice the order was made; - (d) the date on which the order was made; - (e) the period for which the order was made; - (f) the dates the prisoner was examined under section 57 ; - (g) if the order was reviewed— (i) the date when the review was carried out; and (ii) the name of the authorised practitioner or official visitor who reviewed the order; and (iii) the decision of the chief executive. - (i) the date when the review was carried out; and - (ii) the name of the authorised practitioner or official visitor who reviewed the order; and - (iii) the decision of the chief executive. - (i) the date when the review was carried out; and - (ii) the name of the authorised practitioner or official visitor who reviewed the order; and - (iii) the decision of the chief executive. - (a) the prisoner’s name, identification number and age; - (b) whether the prisoner is an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person; - (c) the name of the corrective services officer or health practitioner on whose advice the order was made; - (d) the date on which the order was made; - (e) the period for which the order was made; - (f) the date when the order was reviewed; - (g) the name of the authorised practitioner who reviewed the order; - (h) the decision of the chief executive following the review.