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CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) ACT 1999 - SECT 15

Transfer of inmate held in segregated or protective custody

15 Transfer of inmate held in segregated or protective custody

(1) If an inmate held in segregated or protective custody under a segregated or protective custody direction given by the governor of a correctional centre is transferred to another correctional centre, the segregated or protective custody direction applies--
(a) in relation to the correctional centre to which the inmate is transferred (
"the receiving correctional centre" ), and
(b) in relation to the conveyance of the inmate to the receiving correctional centre, including custody of the inmate in any correctional centre in which the inmate is held during the course of being conveyed to the receiving correctional centre.
(2) Within 72 hours after the arrival of the inmate at the receiving correctional centre, the governor of the receiving correctional centre must review the segregated or protective custody direction, having regard to the grounds referred to in section 10 or 11, and give one of the following directions--
(a) a direction revoking the segregated or protective custody direction,
(b) a direction confirming the segregated or protective custody direction,
(c) a direction confirming the segregated or protective custody direction but amending its terms.
(3) A direction given under subsection (2) has effect according to its terms.
(4) A segregated or protective custody direction that is subject to a direction under subsection (2) (b) or (c) is, on and after the giving of that direction, taken to be a segregated or protective custody direction given by the governor of the receiving correctional centre.
(5) A direction by the governor of a receiving correctional centre revoking, confirming or amending a segregated or protective custody direction has effect even though it is given outside the period during which it is required to be given under this section.



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