Royal Brunei Armed Forces Act · s 114

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114.
Imprisonment and Detention Rules
(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act, His Majesty the Sultan and
Yang Di-Pertuan* may make rules (in this Part referred to as Imprisonment and Detention Rules) with respect to all or any of the following matters —
(a) the places in which and the establishments or forms of custody (whether military or not) in which persons may be required to serve the whole or any part of military sentences of imprisonment and detention passed on them;
(b) the committal of persons under military sentences of imprisonment or detention to the appropriate establishment or form of custody, their removal from one country or place to another and their release on the coming to an end of any term of imprisonment or detention;
(c) the provision, classification, regulation and management of military establishments;
(d) the classification, treatment, employment, discipline and control of persons serving military sentences of imprisonment or detention in military establishments or otherwise in military custody;
(e) the temporary release on compassionate grounds of persons serving such sentences in such establishments or custody as aforesaid, the cases in which, periods for which and conditions subject to which they may be allowed out of any such establishment or custody and the remission of part of any such sentence for good conduct and industry;
(f)
the appointment, powers and duties of inspectors, visitors, officers and other members of the staff of military establishments.
* Transferred from His Majesty in Council to His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan — [S 16/1986]

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(2) Imprisonment and Detention Rules shall not authorise the infliction of corporal punishment.

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s 114Imprisonment and Detention Rules

(1)

Subject to the provisions of this Act, His Majesty the Sultan and

Yang Di-Pertuan* may make rules (in this Part referred to as Imprisonment and Detention Rules) with respect to all or any of the following matters —

(a)

the places in which and the establishments or forms of custody (whether military or not) in which persons may be required to serve the whole or any part of military sentences of imprisonment and detention passed on them;

(b)

the committal of persons under military sentences of imprisonment or detention to the appropriate establishment or form of custody, their removal from one country or place to another and their release on the coming to an end of any term of imprisonment or detention;

(c)

the provision, classification, regulation and management of military establishments;

(d)

the classification, treatment, employment, discipline and control of persons serving military sentences of imprisonment or detention in military establishments or otherwise in military custody;

(e)

the temporary release on compassionate grounds of persons serving such sentences in such establishments or custody as aforesaid, the cases in which, periods for which and conditions subject to which they may be allowed out of any such establishment or custody and the remission of part of any such sentence for good conduct and industry;

(f)

the appointment, powers and duties of inspectors, visitors, officers and other members of the staff of military establishments.

* Transferred from His Majesty in Council to His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan — [S 16/1986]

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(2)

Imprisonment and Detention Rules shall not authorise the infliction of corporal punishment.