Crimes (Sentence Administration) Act 2005
236Interstate transfer—request by imprisoned person for
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236 Interstate transfer—request by imprisoned person for transfer to ACT (a) a person is imprisoned in a participating state; and (b) the person is the subject of an arrest warrant issued under an ACT law; and
(c) the State Attorney-General has given written notice to the ACT Attorney-General that the State Attorney-General has consented to a request made by the person to be transferred to the ACT to enable the imprisoned person to be dealt with according to law. (2) The ACT Attorney-General must— (b) give the State Attorney-General written notice of the consent or refusal. (3) If the ACT Attorney-General refuses to consent to the transfer of a prisoner, the ACT Attorney-General must give the prisoner a written statement of reasons for the decision. Division 11.1.4 Interstate transfer—return to original