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Operations Procedures Manual

NSW Department of Corrective Services runs all the remand centres and public prisons in NSW. It operates those facilities according to its Operations Procedures Manual.

The Department does not make this important manual available on its website. As a public service, CCL provides a copy of the (publicly available) manual here.

On this page you will find excerpts from the Operations Procedures Manual. They are only the publicly available sections of the manual. If you want to see any other parts of the manual, you will have to FoI them from the Department.

Disclaimer: This copy of the manual is current as at June 2007 (unless otherwise indicated). Before relying on the information on this webpage, you should ask the Department whether this information is up-to-date. This manual only applies to public prisons in NSW run by the NSW Department of Corrective Services.
SECTION TITLE
Sect01.00Boards And Tribunals
Sect02.00Inmate Classification and Placement (Case Management)
Sect03.01Opening Inmate Mail
Sect03.02Use Of Telephones By Inmates
Sect04.00Inmate Earnings And Employment
Sect05.01Inmate Services and Programs Overview
Sect05.02Hobby Tools And Materials
Sect05.03TAFEcard
Sect05.04Offender Access To Computers
Sect05.05Arts And Crafts
Sect05.06Correctional Centre Libraries
Sect05.07Education Programs And Materials
Sect05.08Inmate Recreation Activities
Sect07.01Daily Exercise For Inmates
Sect07.02Medication
Sect07.03Miscellaneous Health Issues
Sect07.04Methadone And Buprenorphine Programs
Sect07.05Infectious-Contagious Diseases
Sect07.06Hairdressing
Sect07.08Inmates Who Go On A Hunger Strike Or Refuse To Eat
Sect07.09Dietary Constraints On The Basis Of Religion
Sect07.10Sun Protection For Inmates
Sect07.11HIV-AIDS-Hepatitis
Sect07.12Condoms - Dental Dams
Sect07.13Marriage Of Inmates
Sect07.14Crisis Payments
Sect07.15Language Services
Sect07.16Compassionate Leave
Sect07.17Inmate Accommodation
Sect07.18Financial Assistance
Sect07.19Aboriginal Inmate Committees
Sect07.20Inmate Development Committees
Sect07.21Indigenous Inmates
Sect07.22Link-Up
Sect07.23Management Of Transgender Inmates
Sect08.01-25Legal and Administrative Matters
Sect08.26Duty Of Care
Sect08.27Ombudsman
Sect08.28Inmate Requests
Sect08.29Charter For Community Consultative Committees
Sect08.30Handover Procedures
Sect08.31Audio Visual Link
Sect08.32Child Protection Procedures For Reporting Risk Of Harm to DOCS
Sect08.33Corrective Services Support Line
Sect08.34Records Management And Disposal
Sect08.35Inmates Conducting Or Managing A Business While Imprisoned
Sect09.00 Inmate Private Property (as at Nov 2005)
Sect09.04Religious And Cultural Items
Sect10.00Reception Of Inmates
Sect11.00Release Of Inmates
Sect12.01Drug Related Issues
Sect12.02Inmate Interviews With Police and Other Government Agencies
Sect12.03Interviewing Inmates With An Intellectual Disability
Sect12.04Searching Inmates and Correctional Centres
Sect12.05Searching Of Employees and Visitors
Sect12.07Security and Emergency Response
Sect12.10Powers To Stop Detain And Search
Sect14.00Segregated and Protective Custody
Sect15.01-24Visits
Sect15.25Restricting and Prohibiting Visitors
Sect15.26Child_Parent Activity Days
Sect15.27 Family Days (as at Nov 2005)
Sect15.28CCAP Managing Child Related Offenders Contact
Sect16.00Inmate Discipline
Sect17.00Area Management
Sect18.00External Leave Programs
Sect19.00Urinalysis In Correctional Centres
Sect20.00Media
Sect21.00Freedom Of Information

Disclaimer: This copy of the manual is current as at June 2007 (unless otherwise indicated). Before relying on the information on this webpage, you should ask the Department whether this information is up-to-date. This manual only applies to public prisons in NSW run by the NSW Department of Corrective Services.
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