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Changes over time for: Section 81


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Point in time view as at 01/04/2008.
Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Young Offender Institution Rules 2000, Section 81.

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General duties of boardsE+W
81.—(1) The [independent monitoring board] for a young offender institution shall satisfy themselves as to the state of the premises, the administration of the institution and the treatment of the inmates.
(2) The board shall inquire into and report upon any matter into which the Secretary of State asks them to inquire.
(3) The board shall direct the attention of the governor to any matter which calls for his attention, and shall report to the Secretary of State any matters which they consider it expedient to report.
(4) The board shall inform the Secretary of State immediately of any abuse which comes to their knowledge.
(5) Before exercising any power under these Rules, the board and any member of the board shall consult the governor in relation to any matter which may affect discipline.
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