Hon Anne Tolley
Government Bill
330—3
As reported from the committee of the whole House
Key
1 Title
2 Commencement
Part 1Amendments to Corrections Act 2004
3 Principal Act amended
4 Interpretation
5 Delegation of powers and functions of chief executive
6 Visiting Justices
7 New section 19A inserted
19A Health centre managers
8 New section 20 substituted
20 Medical officers
9 Manager may make rules for prison
10 Certain information to be given to recently received prisoners
11 Authorised property
12 Standard conditions of issue and transfer of issued items
13 New section 45A inserted
45A Rules about authorised property
15 Segregation for purpose of medical oversight
19 New section 66A inserted
66A Self-employment
20 Earnings of employed prisoner
21 Application of money
22 Minimum entitlements
23 Diet
24 Use of force
25 Restraint of prisoners
26 Definition of strip search
27 Search of prisoners and cells
29 Interpretation
103A Interpretation
30 General considerations relating to mail
31 Opening of mail
31A Reading of correspondence
32 New section 109 substituted
109 Mail between prisoners, official agencies, and members of Parliament
33 Mail between prisoners and legal advisers
33A Restrictions on disclosure of mail
33B Destruction of recordings
34 Prisoner may be required to submit to drug or alcohol test
35 Obligations of persons carrying out procedure
36 Offences by prisoners relating to drugs and alcohol
37 Offences committed by persons while on temporary release from custody under section 62
38 Powers of hearing adjudicator in relation to offences against discipline
39 Powers of Visiting Justice in relation to offences by prisoners
40 New heading and section 165 substituted
Health records
165 Health records
40AA New heading and section 179AA inserted
Status of certain rules and regulations relating to smoking in prisons
179AA Status of certain rules and regulations relating to smoking in prisons
40A New heading and section 189D inserted
Information associated with seized electronic communication devices
189D Chief executive may require electronic communications company to provide information to access contents of seized device
41 Matters to be included in annual report
42 New sections 199AA and 199AB inserted
199AA Delegation of powers and functions of chief executive to contractor
199AB Delegation of powers and functions of chief executive to subcontractor
43 Reporting responsibilities
44 Accommodation and access
45 Monitors to report on certain matters
45A Regulations relating to safe custody of prisoners
Part 2Amendment to Courts Security Act 1999
46 Amendment to Courts Security Act 1999
Part 3Amendments to Smoke-free Environments Act 1990
47 Amendments to Smoke-free Environments Act 1990
Legislative history
The Parliament of New Zealand enacts as follows: