Confinement procedures
79 Confinement procedures
A superintendent must make and maintain a record of an order to confine a detainee.
The superintendent that ordered confinement must inform the detainee of the reason for the confinement.
Where the confinement is ordered to take place in a designated room, the room used for the confinement must be assessed by the superintendent to be of an appropriate size and sufficiently ventilated and lit that the detainee can be confined in that room without injury to health.
A detainee whose confinement is for 12 hours or longer is entitled to at least one hour of exercise each 6 hours during unlock hours.
The superintendent may at any time cut short a period of confinement or a period of work time that has been ordered and return the detainee to the appropriate program area.
[Regulation 79 inserted: Gazette 27 Jun 2005 p. 2871.]
80. Confinement monitoring, searches etc.
A confined detainee must be subject to the regimen of searches, checks, observation, notification and other requirements (if any) set out in juvenile custodial rules made for this purpose and approved by the chief executive officer.
The confinement of a detainee is subject to the usual regimen of searches, checks, observation, notification, record‑keeping, reporting and other requirements that are imposed under administrative rules and instructions.
[Regulation 80 inserted: Gazette 27 Jun 2005 p. 2871-2.]
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