(1) A prisoner may spend money held on his or her behalf in the prisoner trust account to—
(a) buy personal items including toiletries, food, confectionery and stationery; and
(b) make telephone calls; and
(c) make payments to the prisoner's family members or government agencies; and
(d) buy or pay for other items approved by the Governor.
(2) In addition to subregulation (1), the Governor, on receiving a request for a specified purpose from a prisoner to spend or transfer a specified amount of money from the amount held on behalf of the prisoner in the prisoner trust account, may authorise the expenditure or transfer.
(3) The Governor must not authorise the transfer of money from the amount held on behalf of a prisoner in the prisoner trust account to the credit of another prisoner.
(4) The Governor may deduct an amount of money from the amount held on behalf of the prisoner in the prisoner's trust account of not more than the cost of replacement or repair of property damaged or lost as a result of a negligent or wilful act or omission of the prisoner.
(5) The Governor must report to the Secretary—
(a) each deduction made under subregulation (4);
(b) the circumstances of each deduction; and
(c) how the amount of each deduction was established.