Case management review committees
28 Case management review committees
In each prison there is to be one or more case management review committees.
The functions of a case management review committee are—
to oversee the case management of prisoners; and
to review the classification of prisoners, subject to any rules made by the Secretary under regulation 29; and
to consider access to programmes by prisoners; and
to monitor the welfare of prisoners; and
subject to any rules made by the Secretary under regulation 29, to vary the classification of a prisoner; and
to make recommendations to a sentence management panel in relation to the classification of a prisoner.
In carrying out its functions, a case management review committee must—
meet with such frequency as is necessary; and
establish its own procedures for the operation of the case management review committee; and
establish and maintain the records.
A case management review committee consists of members appointed by the Secretary.
A member of a case management review committee holds office on the terms and conditions determined by the Secretary.
The Secretary may vary any of the procedures for the operation of a case management review committee.
The Secretary or a sentence management panel may, at any time, vary a decision made by a case management review committee in relation to a prisoner's classification.
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