Residents' personal property
17 Residents' personal property
The Chief Executive may make rules relating to the personal property of residents of training centres.
On admission to a training centre, a youth must be permitted by the manager of the centre to retain such personal property as is allowed under the rules that is capable of being stored in a receptacle of a total volume of
1 000 litres.
The manager of a training centre to which a youth is admitted must ensure that a record is made containing the following information:
the name and age of the youth;
details of the personal property in the possession of the youth on admission;
if any such personal property is not allowed under the rules—details of that property and the manner in which the Chief
Executive deals with or disposes of that property;
any other information specified in the rules by the Chief
Executive.
The Chief Executive has an absolute discretion to deal with or dispose of personal property other than that referred to in subregulation (2) as the Chief Executive thinks fit (for example, by returning it to the youth, selling, destroying or storing it).
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