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[Subsidiary]

Reformatory School Rules

[1977 Ed.

L.N. 163/77.

L.N. 193/90

Death or serious illness of a detained person,

L.N. 182/67.

Superintendent to report on fitness for discharge.

L.N. 182/67.

Endorsement on licence.

L.N. 182/67.

Superintendent to provide outfit and inform parents.

L.N. 182/67.

Duties of visitors.

(a) the examination on admission to and discharge from the school of detained persons;

(b) the maintaining of medical records relating to every detained person in the school including an opinion based on the examinations carried out under paragraph (a);

(c) the medical care of all detained persons in the school for which purpose he may cause to be removed to hospital any such detained person who in his opinion cannot adequately be treated in the school;

(d) the inspection from time to time of the school;

(e) advising on matters pertaining to dietary and hygiene; and

(f) the provision of certificates and the making of recommendations under rule 12B.

14. If a detained person in any school dies or becomes seriously ill, the superintendent shall forthwith report the fact to the Director and to the parent or guardian (if any) of such detained person.

PART V

DISCHARGE OF DETAINED PERSONS

15. For the purposes of section 19 of the Ordinance, the superintendent shall report to the Director any detained person who in his opinion will lead a useful and industrious life if discharged.

16. When a detained person is discharged on licence under section 20A of the Ordinance, any conditions imposed by the Director under that section shall be endorsed on the licence.

17. Where a detained person is discharged the superintendent shall-

(a) provide such person with an outfit of clothes and with travelling and subsistence money; and

(b) notify the parents or guardian (if any).

PART VI

OFFICIAL VISITORS

18. The school shall be visited at least once in every month by visitors appointed under section 14 of the Ordinance whose duties shall be-

(a) to record in the book kept for such purpose the time and date of such visit, and their comments and recommendations;

(b) to inspect the dietary and record any failure to conform to the dietary prescribed;