163Definition of “withdrawable privilege”

#### 163 Definition of “withdrawable privilege” 163 Definition of “withdrawable privilege” > The following privileges or amenities are declared to be withdrawable privileges for the purposes of Division 6 of Part 2 of the Act— > > > (a) attendance at the showing of films or videos or at concerts or other performances, > > > (b) participation in or attendance at any other organised leisure time activity, > > > (c) use of, or access to, films, video tapes, records, cassettes, CDs or DVDs, > > > (d) use of, or access to, television, radio or video, cassette, CD or DVD players, whether for personal use or for use as a member of a group, > > > (e) use of, or access to, a musical instrument, whether for personal use or for use as a member of a group, > > > (f) use of library facilities, except in so far as the use is necessary to enable study or research to be undertaken by an inmate in the inmate’s capacity as a student who is enrolled in a course of study or training, > > > (g) ability to purchase goods (including under clause 177), > > > (h) keeping of approved personal property (including goods purchased or hired under clause 177), > > > (i) pursuit of a hobby, > > > (j) use of telephone, except for calls to legal practitioners and exempt bodies, > > > (k) participation in contact visits, > > > (l) permission to be absent from a correctional centre under a local leave permit or interstate leave permit.