452Custodial right—Aboriginal children and young persons

452 Custodial right—Aboriginal children and young persons  

An Aboriginal child or young person held in custody in a youth justice custodial centre has a right to—

(a) have their unique needs met as a member of the Aboriginal community in a way that promotes and protects their cultural rights and cultural identity, and their right to self-determination; and

(b) be supported to participate in cultural activities and celebrations with other Aboriginal people to maintain their connection to their culture, family, kin, community and Country; and

(c) engage with and receive regular visits from family, kin, Elders, members of Aboriginal organisations and other members of the Aboriginal community.