Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
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148 Management of removal centres.
(1) A manager must be appointed for every removal centre. (2) In the case of a contracted out removal centre, the person appointed as manager must be a detainee custody officer whose appointment is approved by the Secretary of State. (3) The manager of a removal centre is to have such functions as are conferred on him by removal centre rules. (4) The manager of a contracted out removal centre may not— (a) enquire into a disciplinary charge laid against a detained person; (b) conduct the hearing of such a charge; or (c) make, remit or mitigate an award in respect of such a charge. (5) The manager of a contracted out removal centre may not, except in cases of urgency, order— (a) the removal of a detained person from association with other detained persons; (b) the temporary confinement of a detained person in special accommodation; or (c) the application to a detained person of any other special control or restraint (other than handcuffs).
148 Management of removal centres.
(1) A manager must be appointed for every removal centre. (2) In the case of a contracted out removal centre, the person appointed as manager must be a detainee custody officer whose appointment is approved by the Secretary of State. (3) The manager of a removal centre is to have such functions as are conferred on him by removal centre rules. (4) The manager of a contracted out removal centre may not— (a) enquire into a disciplinary charge laid against a detained person; (b) conduct the hearing of such a charge; or (c) make, remit or mitigate an award in respect of such a charge. (5) The manager of a contracted out removal centre may not, except in cases of urgency, order— (a) the removal of a detained person from association with other detained persons; (b) the temporary confinement of a detained person in special accommodation; or (c) the application to a detained person of any other special control or restraint (other than handcuffs).
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