Proper officer of a court may ask for help to perform functions
59E Proper officer of a court may ask for help to perform functions
To help the proper officer of a court perform the proper officer’s functions, the proper officer may ask—
the chief executive to provide youth justice staff members; or
the chief executive (corrective services) to provide corrective services officers; or
the commissioner of the police service to provide police officers or, to the extent the commissioner considers it appropriate, watch-house officers.
Subsection (1)(a) applies only in relation to functions performed at, or in relation to, a place prescribed by regulation.
The chief executive, chief executive (corrective services) or commissioner must comply with the request.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by regulation
). Made under this Act:
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