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Regulations as to certified inebriate reformatories.
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6. The Secretary of State may make regulations[1]
as to—
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(a) the establishment, management, maintenance, and inspection of certified inebriate reformatories;
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(b) the classification, treatment, employment, and control of the inmates of certified inebriate reformatories, and the application of their earnings;
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(c) the transfer of such inmates from one certified inebriate reformatory to another, their absence under licence, and their discharge; and
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(d) the transfer of inmates from a State inebriate reformatory to a certified inebriate reformatory, or in special cases from a certified inebriate reformatory to a State inebriate reformatory,
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and may thereby impose a fine not exceeding twenty pounds, or imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months, with or without hard labour, for the breach of any such regulations.
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In reckoning the period of detention of any person detained in a certified inebriate reformatory the time during which he is imprisoned under this section shall not be computed.
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[1 For power to prosecute summarily for breach of these regulations, see 62 & 63 Vict. c. 35, s. 2.] |
