Disclosure of information to correctional officers
108 Disclosure of information to correctional officers
This section applies if mail purporting to have been sent by a protected correspondent or a prisoner's legal practitioner is inspected under section 154 and found:
not to have been sent by the protected correspondent or legal practitioner; or
to be, or to contain, a thing that the nominated examiner reasonably believes is a prohibited thing.
The General Manager may inform correctional officers of the finding mentioned in subsection (1).
However, if the mail was a protected/legal item, the General
Manager must not disclose to correctional officers any information about the contents of the mail other than information about any thing that is believed to be a prohibited thing.
Part 3.3 Leave permits
Division 1 General matters
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