Corrective Services Act 2006

The chief executive must not approve an individual for personal calls by a prisoner, and must revoke the approval of an individual, if the individual informs the chief executive that the individual does not consent, or no longer consents, to the prisoner calling the individual.

The chief executive may refuse to approve an individual, and may revoke the approval of an individual, for personal calls by a prisoner if the chief executive reasonably believes—

the individual is a victim or alleged victim of an offence committed or alleged to have been committed by the prisoner; or

the contact details proposed for a personal call to the individual are not correct or are not suitable for a personal call made by a prisoner; or

a personal call from a prisoner to the individual has been, or is likely to be, used for a prohibited prisoner communication.

The chief executive may suspend the approval of an individual while investigating whether the approval should be revoked under subsection (2).

The suspension of an approval of an individual ceases to have effect 6 months after it was imposed if the chief executive has not before then revoked the approval or withdrawn the suspension.

Nothing in this section derogates from the power of the chief executive to revoke an approval under the Acts Interpretation Act 1954, section 24AA.