(1) The chief
executive officer may make quarters available for occupation by officers on
such terms and conditions as he deems fit.
(2) An officer
occupying quarters shall —
(a) keep
the quarters in good order and condition and in a thorough state of
cleanliness;
(b)
subject to fair wear and tear, keep the quarters, outbuildings and yards in a
state of good repair; and
(c)
where the quarters are on a farming property, not keep any animal without the
approval of the superintendent.
(3) An officer who
breaches any term or condition of his occupancy or who breaches an obligation
under this regulation shall be liable to be deprived of his quarters and for
the costs of replacement or repair of any Government property which has been
neglected, damaged, destroyed or lost by reason of any act or default on his
part.
(4) An officer shall
on the date of his discharge or transfer to another prison give vacant
possession of his quarters to the superintendent.
(5) If an officer
gives vacant possession of his quarters in a dirty condition or leaves rubbish
in the quarters or the grounds of the quarters, the chief executive officer
shall cause the quarters and grounds to be made fit for occupation and the
outgoing officer shall be liable for the costs involved.
(6) The superintendent
may, having given reasonable notice to an officer occupying quarters, inspect
those quarters at any time.
[Regulation 7 amended: Gazette
11 Dec 1987 p. 4369; 2 Nov 1999 p. 5475.]
[ 8. Deleted: Gazette 28 Jun 1994
p. 3021.]