11Consequences of custodial punishment of segregated confinement

11 Consequences of custodial punishment of segregated confinement

For the purposes of subsection 68A(2) of the Act, the consequences that flow from the imposition on a detainee in a detention centre of the punishment of segregated confinement are, for the duration of the punishment, as follows: (a) the detainee must be accommodated in a part of the detention centre set apart from the accommodation for detainees who are not undergoing the punishment of segregated confinement; (b) the detainee must, subject to paragraph (c) and section 15 of the Discipline Regulations, be confined to his or her cell; (c) the detainee must perform drill for periods that cumulatively do not exceed 1 hour in each day; (d) the detainee must be denied access to: (i) subject to section 20 of the Discipline Regulations—books; and (ii) social media and other forms of digital entertainment; (e) the detainee must not be permitted to receive visitors other than visitors referred to in subsection 19(1) of the Discipline Regulations.