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(i) a prisoner for a term exceeding 6 years (other than (m).
(ii) Imprisoned for life.
(iii) Detained during Her Majesty's Pleasure.
(iv) Under 21 at the date of conviction of the offence for which imprisoned.
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After 4 years and every 2 years thereafter.
After 4 years and every 2 years thereafter. After 2 years and every 2 years thereafter. After 1 year and every year thereafter until 21 years of age is attained and thereafter every 2 years.
(3) Nothing in this rule shall prevent the Governor, in his discretion, from reviewing the case of any prisoner at any time.
(4) When the case of any prisoner falls to be dealt with under this rule, reports shall be submitted-
(a) by the Medical Officer, on the mental and physical condition of the prisoner and whether or not, in his opinion, imprisonment has had or is likely to have an injurious effect on the prisoner's health;
(b) by the Superintendent, on the conduct and industry of the prisoner in prison and on any matter which might, in his opinion, be relevant to the review.
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70. The Pensions Ordinance, the Colonial Regulations, the Regulations of Her Majesty's Overseas Civil Service and the Regulations of the Hong Kong Government for the time being in force save in so far as they are inconsistent with these rules shall apply to all officers of the Correctional Services Department and other persons employed in the prisons subject nevertheless to any special considerations in respect of the appointment of any particular officer or person.
71. Every officer of the Correctional Services Department shall obey the lawful commands and orders of his superior in rank and of any officer placed in authority over him.
72. Every officer of the Correctional Services Department shall direct the attention of the Superintendent to any prisoner (whether he complains or not) who appears to be out of health or whose state of mind appears to be deserving of special notice and care, and the
L.N. 46/75.
Application of the Pensions Ordinance, Colonial Regulations, Regulations of Her Majesty's Overseas Civil Service and Regulations of the Hong Kong Government. L.N. 353/81. L.N. 30/82. (Cap. 89.)
Duty of officer to obey orders of superiors. L.N. 30/82.
Duty of officer to direct attention to sick prisoners. L.N. 30/82.
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(i) aprisoned for a term
exceeding 6 years (other than (m).
(ii) Imprisoned for life.
(iii) Detained during Her
Majesty's Pleasure.
(iv) Under 21 at the date of
conviction of the offence for which imprisoned.
(QA)
Second Column
After 4 years and every 2
years thereafter.
After 4 years and every 2 years thereafter. After 2 years and every 2 years thereafter. After 1 year and every year thereafter until 21 years of age is attained and thereafter every 2 years.
(3) Nothing in this rule shall prevent the Governor, in his discretion, from reviewing the case of any prisoner at any time.
(4) When the case of any prisoner falls to be dealt with under this rule, reports shall be submitted-
(a) by the Medical Officer, on the mental and physical condi- tion of the prisoner and whether or not, in his opinion, imprisonment has had or is likely to have an injurious effect on the prisoner's health;
(b) by the Superintendent, on the conduct and industry of the prisoner in prison and on any matter which might, in his opinion, be relevant to the review.
(5) STAFF
(a) General
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70. The Pensions Ordinance, the Colonial Regulations, the Regulations of Her Majesty's Overseas Civil Service and the Regula- tions of the Hong Kong Government for the time being in force save in so far as they are inconsistent with these rules shall apply to all officers of the Correctional Services Department and other persons employed in the prisons subject nevertheless to any special con- siderations in respect of the appointment of any particular officer or person.
71. Every officer of the Correctional Services Department shall obey the lawful commands and orders of his superior in rank and of any officer placed in authority over him.
72. Every officer of the Correctional Services Department shall direct the attention of the Superintendent to any prisoner (whether he complains or not) who appears to be out of health or whose state of mind appears to be deserving of special notice and care, and the
L.N. 46/75.
Application of the Pensions Ordinance, Colonial Regulations, Regulations of Her Majesty's Overseas Civil Service and Regulations of the Hong Kong Government. L.N. 353/81. L.N. 30/82. (Cap. 89.)
Duty of officer to obey orders of superiors. L.N. 30/82.
Duty of officer to direct
attention to sick prisoners. L.N. 30/82.
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