General routines
4 General routines
The general routine for each detention centre is to be as determined by the Secretary.
The Secretary may determine different general routines for different parts of a detention centre.
The centre manager of a detention centre is to ensure that a notice setting out the general routine for the centre—
is written in English, and in such other languages as are determined by the Secretary in relation to the centre, and
is written in a style that, for persons speaking the language in which it is written, is easy to read and understand, and
is exhibited in a conspicuous position where it may be read by persons who are in the detention centre or part of the detention centre to which it relates.
The languages (other than English) in which such a notice is to be written are to be determined with regard to the languages spoken in the communities from which the centre receives, or is likely to receive, detainees.
The Secretary may require the general routine for a detention centre to be published in such other manner as the Secretary thinks fit.
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