❓ Mr. Kirkup questions the use of dietary restrictions as a behaviour management technique at Banksia Hill Detention Centre, referencing a report by the Inspector of Custodial Services. He seeks evidence supporting this practice and clarification on its application in the Harding Unit.
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I refer
to the Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services report Behaviour
Management Practices at Banksia Hill Detention Centre tabled 17 July 2017, and ask: (a) is there any evidence or advice that considers dietary restrictions a successful behaviour management technique: (i) if so, will the Minister table that evidence or advice; and (ii) if not, why not, and why are inmates in the Harding Unit given a restricted diet as a behaviour management technique?
to the Office of the Inspector of Custodial Services report Behaviour
Management Practices at Banksia Hill Detention Centre tabled 17 July 2017, and ask: (a) is there any evidence or advice that considers dietary restrictions a successful behaviour management technique: (i) if so, will the Minister table that evidence or advice; and (ii) if not, why not, and why are inmates in the Harding Unit given a restricted diet as a behaviour management technique?
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23 November 2017
Responded by
Minister for Corrective Services
Response time
11 days
The Department of Justice (the Department) advises:
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