Young Offenders Act 1994

This Division does not derogate from the chief executive officer’s power to —

transfer a custodial officer; or

stand a custodial officer down from performing that custodial officer’s usual duties, with or without pay, until the custodial officer is directed by the chief executive officer to return to those duties; or

allocate duties to a custodial officer other than the custodial officer’s usual duties.

If the chief executive officer stands down a custodial officer in relation to whom removal action is being taken, the chief executive officer must review the decision to stand the custodial officer down every 60 days and advise the custodial officer in writing of the result of the review.

The chief executive officer must not direct a custodial officer in relation to whom removal action is being taken to take leave during the removal action unless the leave accrues during any period that the custodial officer is stood down from performing the custodial officer’s usual duties.