Part 1Detention and supervision of persons posing very high risk of imminent serious sexual or violent offending
Management of residents: Management plans
42Management plans
As soon as practicable after completion of the assessment under section 41, the manager must prepare a management plan for the resident.
The plan must be prepared in accordance with any relevant guidelines or instructions.
The plan must set out—
- the reasonable needs of the resident based on the assessment completed under section 41:
- the extent to which, and manner in which, those needs can reasonably be met within the residence:
- a personalised management programme for the goals of the resident that will contribute towards his or her eventual release from the residence and reintegration into the community:
- the nature and extent of supervision required to protect the health and safety of the resident and others within the residence, including staff:
- where any right of the resident is to be limited, the nature of, and the reasons for, the limit:
- any treatment and programmes that may be offered to the resident in accordance with section 36, and that the resident elects to receive or participate in:
- the intervals at which the manager must review the plan, which must not exceed 12 months:
- any other matter required to be included in guidelines or instructions:
- any matters, consistent with this Act and any regulations, rules, or guidelines or instructions made under it, that the manager considers necessary to meet the needs of the resident.


