(1) The chief executive may allow a prisoner (the
"visiting prisoner" ) to visit another prisoner who is a relative of the
visiting prisoner if it is operationally feasible.
(2) In considering whether
it is operationally feasible, the chief executive must consider all relevant
factors, including, for example—
(a) if the 2 prisoners are not accommodated
at the same corrective services facility—
(i) the distance between the
corrective services facilities in which the prisoners are accommodated; and
(ii) the risk of the visiting prisoner escaping, or attempting to escape,
during the transfer between the corrective services facilities and while
visiting; and
(b) the prisoners’ security classifications; and
(c) whether
the visit could pose a risk to the security or good order of a corrective
services facility.
(3) If the chief executive has decided to allow a visit as
mentioned in subsection (1) , the chief executive must, on the day of the
proposed visit, again consider whether the visit could pose a risk to the
security or good order of a corrective services facility.
