Circumstances in which permit may be issued
133 Circumstances in which permit may be issued
(1) The Commissioner must not issue an administrative home detention permit to a prisoner unless the Commissioner considers that all of the following apply:
(a) the place proposed as the approved residence is suitable as a place for the prisoner to reside;
(b) suitable arrangements have been made for the prisoner to reside at that place;
(c) authorising the prisoner to reside at the proposed approved residence is not likely to unduly inconvenience or put at risk:
other persons living at the proposed approved residence; or
the community generally;
(d) the prisoner agrees to the issue of the permit on the terms and conditions proposed by the Commissioner.
(2) For subsection (1)(c), the Commissioner may take into account the views of members of the community who the Commissioner considers may be affected by the granting of the permit.
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