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CAP. 225]
Reformatory Schools
[1988 Ed.
GOVERNMENT REFORMATORY SCHOOLS
Governor in Council may establish reformatory schools
10. (1) The Governor in Council may, by order to be published in the Gazette, establish one or more reformatory schools for the reformation of youthful offenders.
(2) Every such order shall specify the premises in which the reformatory school to which it refers shall be established, and shall state whether the same shall be used for male or female offenders or both.
Any prison or part thereof may be declared a reformatory school
11. The Governor in Council may declare any existing or future prison or part thereof to be a reformatory school within the meaning and for the purposes of this Ordinance.
Governor may appoint officers to reformatory schools
12. The Governor may appoint to every reformatory school a superintendent or manager and such other officers, either male or female, as may be deemed necessary, and allow to the said officers such remuneration as he thinks proper.
Rules by Governor in Council for reformatory schools
13. The Governor in Council may make rules providing for the following matters in connection with reformatory schools established under this Ordinance-
(a) all matters relating to the regulation and management of a reformatory school and the maintenance of order and discipline therein;
(b) discharge of youthful offenders under sections 20 and 20A; (Amended 66 of 1967 Schedule)
(c) the duties to be performed and powers to be exercised by-
(i) the superintendent and other officers including medical officers appointed under section 12; and
(ii) visitors appointed under section 14.
VISITORS
(Replaced 32 of 1959 s. 2)
Visitors
14. The Governor may appoint one or more fit and proper person or persons to be the visitor or visitors of reformatory schools, and may remove every such visitor and appoint another in his stead.
Powers and duties of visitors
(Amended 30 of 1977 s. 8)
15. (1) Every person so appointed and every judge of the Supreme Court or District Court, member of the Executive or Legislative Council or magistrate
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CAP. 225]
Reformatory Schools
[1988 Ed.
GOVERNMENT REFORMATORY SCHOOLS
Governor in Council may establish reformatory schools
10. (1) The Governor in Council may, by order to be published in the Gazette, establish one or more reformatory schools for the reformation of youthful offenders.
(2) Every such order shall specify the premises in which the reformatory school to which it refers shall be established, and shall state whether the same shall be used for male or female offenders or both.
Any prison or part thereof may be declared a
reformatory school
11. The Governor in Council may declare any existing or future prison or part thereof to be a reformatory school within the meaning and for the purposes of this Ordinance.
Governor may appoint officers to reformatory schools
12. The Governor may appoint to every reformatory school a superin- tendent or manager and such other officers, either male or female, as may be deemed necessary, and allow to the said officers such remuneration as he thinks proper.
Rules by Governor in Council for reformatory schools
13. The Governor in Council may make rules providing for the following matters in connection with reformatory schools established under this Ordin-
ance-
(a) all matters relating to the regulation and management of a reforma- tory school and the maintenance of order and discipline therein; (b) discharge of youthful offenders under sections 20 and 20A; (Amend-
ed 66 of 1967 Schedule)
(c) the duties to be performed and powers to be exercised by-
(i) the superintendent and other officers including medical officers appointed under section 12; and
(ii) visitors appointed under section 14.
VISITORS
(Replaced 32 of 1959 s. 2)
Visitors
14. The Governor may appoint one or more fit and proper person or persons to be the visitor or visitors of reformatory schools, and may remove every such visitor and appoint another in his stead.
Powers and duties of visitors
(Amended 30 of 1977 s. 8)
15. (1) Every person so appointed and every judge of the Supreme Court or District Court, member of the Executive or Legislative Council or magistrate
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