Keeping information—Act, s 303
38 Keeping information—Act, s 303
For section 303(1)(a) of the Act, the information to be collected is—
the details of any report given to the chief executive about—
harm caused, or suspected of being caused, to a child detained in a detention centre; or
a contravention, or claimed contravention, of principle 4, 17, 20 or 21 of the youth justice principles in relation to a child detained in a detention centre; and
Note—
See the Act, schedule 1.
the results of an investigation of a matter mentioned in paragraph (a).
The information must be kept in a way that enables the chief executive to—
gain access to, or collect, information about a particular detention centre, detention centre employee or child; or
analyse trends across all the information.
The chief executive must keep the information for 70 years after the date of birth of the child to whom the information relates.
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