Prisons (Amendment) Regulations, 2012
Statutory Text (4 Articles)
L.N. 435 of 2012
PRISONS ACT
(CAP. 260)
Prisons (Amendment) Regulations, 2012
In exercise of the powers conferred by article 6 of the Prisons
Act, the Minister responsible for the prisons has made the following
The title of these regulations is the Prisons (Amendment) Citation.
Regulations, 2012, and these regulations shall be read and construed
as one with the Prisons Regulations, hereinafter referred to as "the S.L. 260.03
principal regulations".
Regulation 14 of the principal regulations shall be deleted.
Deletes
regulation 14 of
the principal
regulations.
Immediately after regulation 116 of the principal Adds new Part
regulations, there shall be added the following new Part and to
regulations.
"PART IV A
Prison Addiction Rehabilitation Management Board
116A. (1) There shall also be established a
Board, to be known as the Prison Addiction
Rehabilitation Management Board which shall, in
compliance with the care plan drafted in respect of
each inmate in accordance with the Restorative Justice
Act, as well as in due consideration of the inmate’s
needs and circumstances, allocate each inmate
requiring treatment for substance abuse and other
dependencies within a specific rehabilitation
programme.
(2)
The Manager, Care and Reintegration
Unit at the Prison, or his representative, shall
communicate to the Board the needs identified in the
care plan in respect of each inmate requiring
treatment.
(3) The representatives of the institutions
providing rehabilitative services to prisoners shall
report to the Board, at least once every six months, on
progress reached in respect of each inmate following a
rehabilitation course at their institution. The Board
shall determine the content of the reports, which as a
minimum shall include information on the behaviour
of each inmate and the degree of commitment shown
towards rehabilitation.
(4) The Board shall regulate its own
proceedings.
116B. (1) The Board shall be composed of
(a)
a Chairman, who shall be appointed
by the Minister;
(b)
a representative of each institution
providing rehabilitative services to inmates at the
Prison; and
(c)
the
Manager,
Care
and
Reintegration Unit at the Prison, or his
representative.
(2)
The Board members shall hold office for
a period of one year which may be renewable for
subsequent terms. Each institution represented on the
Board shall communicate to the Minister its lawful
representative on the board and its alternate member.".
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