In clauses 3 to 5, unless the context otherwise requires, commencement date means the day after Royal assent of the Corrections Amendment Act 2024.

A management plan that has been devised for a prisoner under section 51 and is in operation immediately before the commencement date is to be considered on or after the commencement date as a case management plan that was devised in accordance with the Corrections Amendment Act 2024.

In this clause,—

commencement date means the date on which section 11 of the Corrections Amendment Act 2024 comes into force

prisoner means a prisoner who has been received in a prison before the commencement date and continues to be in a prison on or after the commencement date.

This clause applies to an at-risk management plan for a prisoner that—

The restrictions in the at-risk management plan referred to in subclause (1)(b) continue to apply until they are revoked or replaced by a direction given under section 61CA.

This clause applies to prisoners who have been received in a prison before the commencement date and continue to be in a prison on or after the commencement date.

The chief executive must take all practicable steps to ensure that the prisoners are promptly informed that prisoner communications and information sources may be monitored, collected, used, and disclosed under subpart 4A of Part 2.

In this clause,—

prisoner call means a prisoner call (as defined in section 111) that—

1. has been monitored under section 113 before the commencement date; but
2. has not been disposed of before that date

public service agency has the meaning given in section 127S(6)(a)

recording means a recording (as defined in section 111) that has not been disposed of before the commencement date

section 111 means section 111 of this Act as in force before the commencement date

section 113 means section 113 of this Act as in force before the commencement date.

A prisoner call or recording may be disclosed on or after the commencement date under sections 127N(2) to (4) and 127O(2) to (7).

The prohibitions on disclosure in section 127P apply to a prisoner call or recording on or after the commencement date as if it had been collected under subpart 4A of Part 2.

A prisoner call or recording that is held by the department must, for purposes of disposal, be treated on or after the commencement date as if it had been collected under subpart 4A of Part 2.

A prisoner call or recording that is held by the department must be treated on or after the commencement date under section 127R as if it had been collected under subpart 4A of Part 2.

A prisoner call or recording that is held by New Zealand Police or a public service agency must be treated on or after the commencement date under section 127S as if it were a record obtained from the disclosure of information under section 127O.

Section 127T applies to the production of a prisoner call or recording in evidence in a disciplinary proceeding on or after the commencement date as if the prisoner call or recording had been collected under subpart 4A of Part 2.

A prisoner call or recording is subject to privilege in accordance with section 127U on or after the commencement date as if it had been collected under subpart 4A of Part 2.