sec.67Restriction on eligibility for transfer to work camp

### sec.67 Restriction on eligibility for transfer to work camp A prisoner is not eligible to be transferred to a work camp if— the prisoner has been charged with an offence that has not been dealt with by a court; or the chief executive is aware of an unexecuted warrant relating to the prisoner; or a deportation or extradition order has been made against the prisoner; or an appeal has been made to a court against the prisoner’s conviction or sentence and the appeal is not decided; or the prisoner is ineligible under section 68A for transfer to a low custody facility. When deciding whether to transfer a prisoner to a work camp, the chief executive must consider— all recommendations of the sentencing court; and the risk the prisoner may pose to the community, including, for example, by considering— the risk of the prisoner escaping or attempting to escape; and the risk of physical or psychological harm to a member of the community and the degree of risk; and the prisoner’s security classification; and anything else the chief executive considers relevant. s 67 amd 2020 No. 23 s 9 (sec.67-ssec.1) A prisoner is not eligible to be transferred to a work camp if— the prisoner has been charged with an offence that has not been dealt with by a court; or the chief executive is aware of an unexecuted warrant relating to the prisoner; or a deportation or extradition order has been made against the prisoner; or an appeal has been made to a court against the prisoner’s conviction or sentence and the appeal is not decided; or the prisoner is ineligible under section 68A for transfer to a low custody facility. (sec.67-ssec.2) When deciding whether to transfer a prisoner to a work camp, the chief executive must consider— all recommendations of the sentencing court; and the risk the prisoner may pose to the community, including, for example, by considering— the risk of the prisoner escaping or attempting to escape; and the risk of physical or psychological harm to a member of the community and the degree of risk; and the prisoner’s security classification; and anything else the chief executive considers relevant. - (a) the prisoner has been charged with an offence that has not been dealt with by a court; or - (b) the chief executive is aware of an unexecuted warrant relating to the prisoner; or - (c) a deportation or extradition order has been made against the prisoner; or - (d) an appeal has been made to a court against the prisoner’s conviction or sentence and the appeal is not decided; or - (e) the prisoner is ineligible under section 68A for transfer to a low custody facility. - (a) all recommendations of the sentencing court; and - (b) the risk the prisoner may pose to the community, including, for example, by considering— (i) the risk of the prisoner escaping or attempting to escape; and (ii) the risk of physical or psychological harm to a member of the community and the degree of risk; and (iii) the prisoner’s security classification; and - (i) the risk of the prisoner escaping or attempting to escape; and - (ii) the risk of physical or psychological harm to a member of the community and the degree of risk; and - (iii) the prisoner’s security classification; and - (c) anything else the chief executive considers relevant. - (i) the risk of the prisoner escaping or attempting to escape; and - (ii) the risk of physical or psychological harm to a member of the community and the degree of risk; and - (iii) the prisoner’s security classification; and