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CRIMES (ADMINISTRATION OF SENTENCES) REGULATION 2014 - REG 125

Extreme high risk restricted inmates not to receive money

125 Extreme high risk restricted inmates not to receive money

(1) It is unlawful for an extreme high risk restricted inmate to acquire or retain possession of money (including any money paid or proposed to be paid into the inmate's account).
(2) The governor of a correctional centre may seize any money sent to an extreme high risk restricted inmate or delivered to the governor of a correctional centre for payment into the inmate's account.
(3) The money is to be returned to, or made available for collection by, the sender or giver.
(4) If the sender or giver cannot be located after reasonable inquiries, or does not collect the money within 30 days after being notified of its availability for collection, the Commissioner may confiscate the money.
(5) Any confiscated money becomes the property of the State, to be disposed of as the Commissioner directs.
(6) The governor of a correctional centre must ensure a record is kept of all money dealt with under this clause.
(7) The record must contain the following information--
(a) the amount of money,
(b) the date on which it was received,
(c) whether it was returned to or collected by the sender or giver, or confiscated by the Commissioner,
(d) if it was returned to or collected by the sender or giver--
(i) the date on which it was sent to or collected by the sender or giver, and
(ii) the name and address of the person to whom it was sent or the name, address and signature of the person who collected it,
(e) if it was confiscated by the Commissioner, the date on which it was confiscated,
(f) any other incidental particulars.
(7A) This clause does not apply to a payment of money authorised by the Commissioner into an inmate's account.
(8) This clause does not prevent payments being made into an inmate's account under section 7 of the Act.



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