sec.9Authority for admission to corrective services facility

### sec.9 Authority for admission to corrective services facility A person (the detainee ) must not be admitted to and detained in a corrective services facility unless the person responsible for admitting prisoners at the facility is given— a warrant for the detainee’s detention; or a verdict and judgment record under the Criminal Practice Rules 1999 containing the name of the detainee and particulars of the judgment pronounced on the detainee; or a record, under the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 , of the order committing the detainee into custody. Despite the provisions of a warrant, record or order committing a person to a specified corrective services facility or to a watch house, the person may be taken to and detained in a corrective services facility specified by the chief executive. (sec.9-ssec.1) A person (the detainee ) must not be admitted to and detained in a corrective services facility unless the person responsible for admitting prisoners at the facility is given— a warrant for the detainee’s detention; or a verdict and judgment record under the Criminal Practice Rules 1999 containing the name of the detainee and particulars of the judgment pronounced on the detainee; or a record, under the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 , of the order committing the detainee into custody. (sec.9-ssec.2) Despite the provisions of a warrant, record or order committing a person to a specified corrective services facility or to a watch house, the person may be taken to and detained in a corrective services facility specified by the chief executive. - (a) a warrant for the detainee’s detention; or - (b) a verdict and judgment record under the Criminal Practice Rules 1999 containing the name of the detainee and particulars of the judgment pronounced on the detainee; or - (c) a record, under the Penalties and Sentences Act 1992 , of the order committing the detainee into custody.