South Australian Legislation
South Australia Correctional Services Regulations 2016 under the Correctional Services Act 1982
Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Citation 3 Interpretation 3A Definition of terrorist offence 4 Corresponding laws for purposes of section 27A of Act Part 2—Admission of prisoners to correctional institutions 5 Admission hours 6 Declaration by prisoner on admission 7 Prisoner may retain certain personal property Part 3—Prohibited items, activities and communications 8 Prohibited items (sections 33, 33A, 49A and 51) 9 Prohibited activities (section 33) 10 Penalties for breaches of regulations (sections 43 and 44) 11 Prohibited manners of communication (section 51) Part 4—Conduct of prisoners Division 1—Prisoners on home detention 12 Prisoner on home detention not to damage etc property of Department Division 2—Prisoners in correctional institutions Subdivision 1—Interpretation 13 Interpretation Subdivision 2—Serious breaches 14 Serious breaches—miscellaneous 15 Serious breaches—sexual offences 16 Threatening behaviour Subdivision 3—Minor breaches 17 Application of section 42A to this Subdivision 18 Minor breaches—miscellaneous 19 Minor breaches—alcohol and drugs 20 Defence to minor breaches relating to drugs Subdivision 4—Complicity 21 Complicity Part 5—Procedures on hearings and appeals 22 Procedure where CE deals with breach of regulations under section 43 23 Procedure of Visiting Tribunal dealing with breach of regulations 24 Orders relating to possession of prohibited item etc 25 Appeal against penalty imposed by CE (section 46) 26 Appeals against orders of Visiting Tribunals (section 47) Part 6—Parole Board procedures 27 Summons by Board 28 Prisoners excluded from automatic release on parole (section 66) 29 Release on parole—application by prisoner 30 Release on parole—application by CE 31 Release on parole—details to be included in application 32 Order for release on parole 33 Community corrections officer may give directions to parolee 34 Variation or revocation of parole conditions (section 71) 35 Application for discharge from parole (section 72) Part 7—Drug testing of prisoners 36 Definitions (section 4 of Act) 37 Authorised officers 38 CE may establish drug testing procedures Part 7A—Drug and alcohol testing Division 1—Preliminary 38A Interpretation 38B Apparatus for conduct of drug screening tests 38C CE may give approvals and authorisations for purposes of this Part Division 2—Testing for drugs 38D General requirements 38E Oral fluid sample processes 38F Urine sample processes 38G Blood sample processes 38H Analysis of biological sample Division 3—Alcohol testing 38I Breath analyses—general 38J Concentration of alcohol in breath taken to indicate concentration of alcohol in blood 38K Conduct of breath analysis 38L Procedures for voluntary blood test 38M Request for approved blood test kit Division 4—Evidence etc 38N Evidence etc Division 5—Other matters 38O Test subject may arrange for analysis of biological sample 38P Destruction of biological samples Part 8—Miscellaneous 39 Prescribed number of visitors (section 34) 39A Prescribed period (section 57(4)) 40 Dealing with surrendered items 41 Medical examinations 42 Prohibition on supply and administration of certain drugs 43 Unauthorised dealings with prisoners prohibited (section 82 of Act) 44 Prescribed weapons (section 86A) Schedule 1—Forms Legislative history
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