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Women in Prison : a report by the Anti–Discrimination Commission Queensland

6. Human rights and the corrective service systems
6.1 The classification system
6.2 Prisoner management
6.3 Consultations with women
6.4 Low securiy facilities
6.5 Conditional release and post-prison community-based release (PPCBR)

 

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6. Human rights and the corrective service systems

This report describes current legislation, policy and procedures. The DCS has advised that in 2006 amendments to the CSA will change the way prisoners are managed in custody and released into the community. As well, a number of program initiatives and changes in practices have already happened or are proposed. These changes have been highlighted and commented on, where relevant in this report. The DCS is urged to consider comments and recommendations in this report when implementing the new legislation and changes to policy and procedures.

 

Table of Contents for Women in Prison report

 

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