236JAppointment of recognised interstate correctional officers

#### 236J Appointment of recognised interstate correctional officers 236J Appointment of recognised interstate correctional officers > > (1) The Commissioner may, by instrument in writing, appoint any of the following persons, or each person in a group of such persons, as a recognised interstate correctional officer— > > > > > (a) any person who is employed as a correctional officer (other than a probationary correctional officer) within the public service of another State or Territory, > > > > > (b) any member of the police force of another State or Territory (other than a probationary constable), > > > > > (c) any member of the Australian Federal Police. > > > (2) The Commissioner may not appoint a person, or each person in a group of persons, as a recognised interstate correctional officer unless, in the Commissioner’s opinion, the person or each person in the group of persons— > > > > > (a) has undergone appropriate training in respect of the exercise of his or her functions as a recognised interstate correctional officer, and > > > > > (b) is to be subject to an appropriate disciplinary system in respect of the exercise of those functions. > > > (3) An appointment as a recognised interstate correctional officer may be made subject to conditions. The kinds of conditions to which an appointment may be subject include (but are not limited to) conditions as to the kinds of functions conferred and the purposes for and circumstances in which such functions may be exercised. > > > (4) The Commissioner may, at any time, revoke the appointment of any person, or of each person in a group of persons, as a recognised interstate correctional officer and may, at any time, impose, vary or revoke any conditions of appointment. > > > (5) A person who is a recognised interstate correctional officer because he or she is employed as a correctional officer in the public service of another State or Territory, or because he or she is a member of a police force, ceases to be a recognised interstate correctional officer on ceasing to be so employed as a correctional officer or on ceasing to be such a member. > > > (6) Without limiting subsection (4), the Commissioner may at any time revoke the appointment of a person as a recognised interstate correctional officer if of the opinion that the person is not a suitable person to be a recognised interstate correctional officer. > > > (7) In this section, a reference to a correctional officer or to the public service of another State or Territory means a correctional officer however described, or a public service however described. > > **pt 11, div 6 (ss 236J, 236K):** Ins 2002 No 79, Sch 1 \[15\].