Records to be kept
197 Records to be kept
(1) The Commissioner must keep records in relation to correctional services establishments and offenders that are sufficient for the proper control and management of the establishments and offenders.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1), the records must include the following information for each prisoner:
the prisoner's identity;
(b) the order or other authority under which the prisoner is a prisoner;
(c) details of every occasion on which force is used by a correctional officer in relation to the prisoner;
details of all leave permits issued to the offender;
(e) details of all property confiscated from the prisoner (including how it was dealt with);
(f) details of all protected/legal items relating to the prisoner inspected under section 154 (including how they were dealt with).
(3) Without limiting subsection (1), the records must include the following information for each non‑custodial offender:
the offender's identity;
the offender's non‑custodial order;
(c) for an offender who is subject to a non‑custodial work order – details of work carried out under the order;
(d) for an offender who is subject to a monitoring order – details of occasions on which an approved monitoring device is used in relation to the offender.
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