79Regulations

79 Regulations

79 Regulations

(1) The regulations may make provision for or with respect to the following matters—

(a) the management, control, administration, supervision and inspection of correctional centres and correctional complexes, including in relation to the good order, security and discipline of a correctional centre,

(b) the procedure to be followed when admitting an inmate into a correctional centre, including—

(i) the procedure for accepting or refusing custody of property in an inmate’s possession when the inmate is admitted, and

(ii) by authorising the Commissioner to make requirements in relation to the bringing of property of an inmate into a correctional centre,

(b1) the preparation and implementation of plans of management in respect of inmates or offenders, and the provision of services and programs in respect of inmates or offenders,

Note.

See also section 271A.

(c) the classification of inmates into different categories and the separation of inmates by reference to the categories into which they have been classified, including by authorising the Commissioner to classify and separate inmates,

(c1) the designation of inmates for the purposes of or in connection with the management of security and other risks, including by authorising the Commissioner—

(i) to designate inmates, and

(ii) to make requirements about the management of inmates of a particular designation,

(d) the procedure to be followed when releasing an inmate from a correctional centre, including the procedure for returning property accepted from an inmate when the inmate was admitted into the correctional centre,

(e) the physical, psychological and spiritual welfare of inmates while in custody and following their release, including by authorising the governor of a correctional centre to impose requirements about the welfare of inmates of the centre,

(f) the kind of work that a convicted inmate may be directed to carry out under section 6 and the circumstances in which such a direction may or may not be given,

(g) the expenditure of money (or money’s worth) by inmates,