This legislation has been repealed.
Regulations280. Regulations (1) The Governor in Council may make regulations for or with respect to- (a) reports for the purposes of this Act; and (b) the earnings of a person detained in a youth residential centre or youth training centre; and (c) the remission of sentences of detention in a youth residential centre or youth training centre; and (d) the appointment, powers, duties and functions of persons responsible for youth supervision programs; and (e) the appointment, powers, duties and functions of probation officers; and (f) the appointment, powers, duties and functions of youth parole officers; and (g) prescribing the terms and conditions to be included in parole orders; and (h) prescribing standards to be observed- (i) for the protection, care or accommodation of persons placed in the care or custody or under the guardianship, control or supervision of the Secretary; and (ii) in performing any function, supplying any service or otherwise carrying out the objects of this Act; and (i) the approval of community services and prescribing standards to be observed for the protection, care or accommodation of persons placed in community services and in the conduct, management and control of community services; and (j) the care, control and management of persons placed in community services or in the custody or under the guardianship of the Secretary; and (k) the conduct, management and supervision of community services, youth residential centres, youth training centres, remand centres, youth supervision units and any other institutions or places established under this Act or under the control of the Secretary; and (l) the care, control and management of persons in youth residential centres, youth training centres, remand centres and youth supervision units or otherwise in the legal custody of the Secretary; and (la) the entitlements of persons detained in remand centres, youth residential centres or youth training centres or of children detained in police gaols or other places prescribed for the purposes of section 130 and the responsibility of the Secretary, the Chief Commissioner of Police or any other person with respect to those entitlements; and (lb) the management, good order and security of remand centres, youth residential centres or youth training centres in which persons are detained or of police gaols or other places prescribed for the purposes of section 130 in which children are detained; and (lc) searches under section 256A or 256H and manner of dealing with articles or things seized, including the forfeiture of articles or things to the Crown; and (ld) the particulars of the use of isolation to be recorded under section 256C(6); and (le) visits to remand centres, youth residential centres or youth training centres and searches of visitors; and (m) providing for the admission of ministers of religion to community services, youth residential centres, youth training centres, remand centres, youth supervision units and any other institutions or places established under this Act or under the control of the Secretary for the purpose of the spiritual welfare and pastoral care of persons accommodated or detained in those places; and (n) prescribing regions of the State for the purpose of Division 2 of Part 4 and Subdivision 7 of Division 7 of Part 4; and (o) all matters necessary for the good order, discipline, safe custody and health of children in respect of whom a youth attendance order is in force; and * * * * * * * * * * (s) the variation by the Secretary under sections 179 and 180 of details relating to the dates and times of attendance at a youth supervision unit; and (t) the conduct, management and supervision of youth supervision programs; and (u) prescribing the nature of reasonable directions which may be given by the Secretary in relation to youth attendance orders; and (v) the establishment and maintenance of the central register referred to in section 65(1)(b); and (w) prescribing institutions or places in which children remanded in custody by a court or a bail justice may be placed; and (wa) Subdivision 5 of Division 7 of Part 4 generally including- (i) the matters to be specified in applications or orders made or notices given under that Subdivision; and (ii) the manner of making applications under section 154; and (iii) the procedure of the Court and of the appropriate registrar under that Subdivision; and (iv) securing the attendance of a child before the Court and the production of documents by a child to the Court under that Subdivision; and (v) the functions of the appropriate registrar under that Subdivision; and (x) prescribing forms; and (y) prescribing fees for the purposes of section 28(3); and (ya) prescribing the fees, costs and charges payable in respect of the exercise by a registrar of any jurisdiction, power or authority vested in the registrar as registrar under Schedule 2A; and (z) generally prescribing any other matter or thing required or permitted by this Act to be prescribed or necessary to be prescribed to give effect to this Act. (2) Regulations made under this Act may be made- (a) so as to apply, adopt or incorporate any matter contained in any document, code, standard, rule, specification or method formulated, issued, prescribed or published by any authority or body whether- (i) wholly or partially or as amended by the regulations; or (ii) as formulated, issued, prescribed or published at the time the regulations are made or at any time before then; and (b) so as to apply- (i) at all times or at a specified time; or (ii) throughout the whole of the State or in a specified part of the State; or (iii) as specified in both sub-paragraphs (i) and (ii); and (ba) so as to confer a discretionary authority on a specified court official or a specified class of court official; and (bb) so as to provide for the exemption of persons or proceedings or a class of persons or proceedings from any of the regulations providing for the imposition of fees; and (c) so as to impose a penalty not exceeding 10 penalty units for a contravention of the regulations. * * * * * Division 5A-Rules