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CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) AMENDMENT ACT 2004 - SCHEDULE 3

SCHEDULE 3 – Amendment of other Acts and instrument

(Section 4)

3.1 - Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Regulation 2001

[1] Clause 113B

Insert after clause 113A:

113B Inmate possession of a mobile phone An inmate must not have in his or her possession a mobile phone or any part of it, a mobile phone SIM card or any part of it, or a mobile phone charger or any part of it.

[2] Clause 116 Definition of "correctional centre offence"

Omit "Part 1 or 2 of" from clause 116 (c).

[3] Clause 117 Definition of "major offence"

Omit the clause.

[4] Clause 118 Attempts

Omit "and (if appropriate) a major offence".

[5] Schedule 2

Omit the Schedule. Insert instead:

2 &endash; Correctional centre offences

(Clause 116)

Provision Subject
Clause 5 Supply false or misleading particulars
Clause 8 Fail to surrender property on reception
Clause 38 Fail to clean yards
Clause 39 Fail to comply with correctional centre routine
Clause 40 Enter other cells
Clause 41 Fail to attend musters
Clause 42 Operate bell, hooter, siren or whistle
Clause 43 Avoid correctional centre routine
Clause 44 Unlawfully deliver or receive article to or from inmate
Clause 45 Possess or create prohibited goods
Clause 46 Resist or impede search
Clause 47 Fail to keep property in a tidy and orderly manner
Clause 52 Unlawfully purchase food
Clause 52 Possess unauthorised food
Clause 52 Unlawfully trade in food
Clause 56 Fail to maintain personal cleanliness
Clause 57 Wear improper clothing
Clause 58 Fail to keep clean cells and issued articles
Clause 58 Damage, destroy or deface cell
Clause 58 Fail to look after clothing, bedding and other issued articles
Clause 59 Unlawfully possess condom or dental dam
Clause 59 Unlawfully use condom or dental dam
Clause 59 Unlawfully dispose of condom or dental dam
Clause 61 Misbehave while attending services and programs
Clause 68 Desecrate or abuse religious items
Clause 97 Convey or deliver to, or receive from, visitors unauthorised articles
Clause 107 Send or receive unauthorised letters or parcels
Clause 108 Send prohibited letters, parcels or articles
Clause 112 Unlawfully use telephone or facsimile
Clause 113A Possess camera or video or audio recording equipment
Clause 113B Possess mobile phone, mobile phone SIM card or mobile phone charger
Clause 120 Disobey direction
Clause 124 Contravene condition of local or interstate leave permit
Clause 125 Conceal for purpose of escape
Clause 126 Conceal article for use in escape or other offence
Clause 126A Possess offensive weapon or instrument
Clause 127 Intimidation
Clause 128 Indecency
Clause 129 Participate, or inciting other inmates to participate, in riot
Clause 130 Assaults
Clause 130 Fight or engage in other physical combat
Clause 130 Throw article
Clause 131 Steal
Clause 131 Damage or destroy property
Clause 131 Tamper with food or drink
Clause 132 Hinder or obstruct dog
Clause 133 Cause harm to animal, bird or reptile
Clause 134 Interfere with correctional centre property
Clause 135 Tattoo
Clause 136 Gamble
Clause 137 Possess or consume alcohol
Clause 137 Prepare or manufacture alcohol
Clause 138 Possess drug
Clause 139 Administer drug
Clause 140 Possess drug implement
Clause 141 Self-intoxication
Clause 142 Fail prescribed urine test
Clause 143 Smoke in non-smoking area
Clause 143 Alter, damage or remove non-smoking sign or smoking sign
Clause 144 Bribery
Clause 145 Obstruct correctional officer
Clause 146 Refuse breath testing
Clause 148 Refuse or fail to supply urine sample
Clause 149 Refuse or fail to supply urine sample
Clause 160 Make mischievous complaint
Clause 172 Give false or misleading information

[6] Dictionary

Omit the definitions of "major offence" and "minor offence".

3.2 - Criminal Appeal Act 1912 No 16

[1] Section 25A Certain time to count as part of appellant's sentence

Insert after section 25A (5):

(6) In this section, "appeal" includes an application for special leave to appeal.

[2] Section 28A

Insert after section 28:

28A Operation of sections 18 and 25A
(1) This section applies if, under section 18 or 25A, any period does not count as part of any term of imprisonment under an appellant's sentence.
(2) The court may make any order that it thinks fit to give effect to section 18 or 25A (including an order specifying the date of the commencement or re-commencement of the sentence).
(3) If the court does not make such an order, the sentence commences or re-commences on the appropriate date required for the operation of section 18 or 25A.
(4) This section extends to apply in respect of the following appeals:
(a) an appeal made, but not determined, before the commencement of this section,
(b) an appeal in respect of which notice of intention to appeal or to apply for leave to appeal or application for leave (or for special leave) to appeal was made before the commencement of this section.

3.3 - Freedom of Information Act 1989 No 5

Schedule 2 Exempt bodies and offices

Omit the matter relating to the office of Inspector-General of Corrective Services.

3.4 - Summary Offences Act 1988 No 25

Section 27DA

Insert after section 27D:

27DA Inmate possession of a mobile phone
(1) An inmate must not, without reasonable excuse (proof of which lies on the inmate), have in his or her possession in a place of detention a mobile phone or any part of it, a mobile phone SIM card or any part of it, or a mobile phone charger or any part of it.
Maximum penalty: imprisonment for 2 years or 50 penalty units, or both.
(2) In this section, "mobile phone" includes any device that may be used, in whole or in part, for the purpose of sending or receiving voice or other data over a mobile telephone network, whether or not it may be used for any other purpose.



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