includes a person contemplated in section 9 of the Extradition Act, 1962, (Act No.
by the insertion after the deï¬nition of ''solitary conï¬nement'' of the following deï¬nition: '' 'specialist medical practitioner' means a person registered in respect of any profession under the Health Professions Act, 1974, (Act No. 56 of 1974), to whom the deï¬nition 'speciality' applies under that Act;''.
perform all work necessary for its effective management; and manage remand detainees.''.
Amendment of section 10 of Act 111 of 1998 5.
''(3) The date of expiry of any sentence of incarceration being served by a sentenced offender who escapes from lawful custody or is extradited in terms of the Extradition Act, 1962 (Act No. 67 of 1962), and returns to the Republic or who absconds from the system of community corrections or who is unlawfully discharged is postponed by the period by which such sentence was interrupted.''.
No remand detainee is to appear in any court proceedings dressed in a prescribed uniform referred to in subsection (1).
If a remand detainee does not have adequate or proper clothing to appear in court, he or she must be provided at State expense with appropriate clothing to enable him or her to appear in court.
Information and records, as prescribed by regulation, must be kept at the relevant detention facility for the periods as provided for in the National Archives and Record Service of South Africa Act, 1996 (Act No. 43 of 1996).
49A. (1) Every remand detainee who on admission claims to be pregnant, medical examination in order to conï¬rm such pregnancy.
The Department must provide, within its available resources, additional health care services, based on the principles of primary health care, in order to allow the remand detainee to lead a healthy life.
The National Commissioner may authorise the surrender of a remand detainee to the South African Police Service as contemplated in subsection for a period not exceeding seven days.
A person sentenced to [imprisonment] incarceration under section 276(1)(i) of the Criminal Procedure Act, must serve at least one sixth of his or her sentence before being considered for placement under correctional supervision, unless the court has directed otherwise[, but if more than one sentence has been imposed under section 276(1)(i) of the said Act, the person may not be placed under correctional supervision for a period exceeding ï¬ve years].
the court has directed otherwise A person sentenced to incarceration for a period exceeding ï¬ve years as an alternative to a ï¬ne under section 287(4)(b) of the Criminal Procedure Act, may be recommended to a court for placement under correctional supervision, except if the court has directed otherwise, in circumstances where such an offender has completed at least one quarter of the sentence and the remainder of the sentence until sentence expiry does not exceed ï¬ve years.
infringements and the amenities allowed to remand detainees; (kkW) the treatment of mentally ill or aged remand detainees; (kkX) the conditions and procedures to be followed where an application is lodged in terms of section 49E; (kkY) the conditions and procedures to be followed where a remand detainee is surrendered to the South African Police Service for investigation purposes; (kkZ) the conditions and procedures to be followed where a referral is made in terms of section 49G; and (kkZA) the composition of the medical parole advisory board;''.