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Children and Young Persons (Remand Home) Regulations, 2010
s 15

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Children and Young Persons (Remand Home) Regulations, 2010

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1These Regulations may be cited as the Children and Young Persons (Remand
2In these Regulations, unless the context otherwise requires -
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7Every remanded person shall upon his admission to a remand home be examined by a medical officer. Provision of bed, clothing and other arti...
8Each remanded person shall be provided with a separate bed, his own set of clothing and such other personal articles as may be necessary fo...
9Every remanded person shall be supplied with food that is prepared on the recommendation of a dietician and approved by the Director. Instr...
10Instruction and facilities for religious observance shall be provided for all
11A remanded person shall be accorded facilities, so far as is practicable, to continue with his education. Daily chores.
12A remanded person may be required to perform daily chores which may include making beds, cleaning dormitories or similar work in or about t...
13Recreation and exercise shall be provided daily for remanded persons. Writing and receipt of letters.
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15A remanded person shall be allowed to receive visitors at such reasonable intervals as the superintendent may determine. Serious illness.
16Where, in the opinion of the superintendent or of any medical officer, it is necessary to refer a remanded person to a hospital, the superi...
17Every remanded person shall obey the lawful orders of the staff. Fair discipline.
18Every member of the staff in a remand home shall treat every remanded person justly and firmly in the enforcement of discipline. 428 Superi...
19The superintendent shall issue orders for the purpose of managing the remand home. Punishment for indiscipline.
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Children and Young Persons (Remand Home) Regulations, 2010 · As enacted

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