Work order
66 Work order
The chief executive may, by written order (a work order), transfer a prisoner from a corrective services facility to a work camp.
The prisoner must perform community service as directed by the chief executive.
A work order may include the conditions the chief executive reasonably considers necessary for all or any of the following—
to help the prisoner reintegrate into the community;
to ensure the prisoner’s good conduct;
to stop the prisoner committing an offence.
The chief executive must give a copy of the work order to the prisoner.
The Judicial Review Act 1991, parts 3, 4 and 5, other than section 41(1), do not apply to a decision made, or purportedly made, under this section about transferring a prisoner.
Note—The Judicial Review Act 1991, part 3 deals with statutory orders of review, part 4 deals with reasons for decisions and part 5 deals with prerogative orders and injunctions.
In this section—decision includes a decision affected by jurisdictional error.
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