Restricted transfer direction
(Redirected from S47/49)
A sentenced prisoner transferred to hospital by a transfer direction under s47 plus the restriction direction of s49 is said to be subject to s47/49.
(Also, an unsentenced prisoner transferred to hospital under s48 plus the s49 restriction direction is said to be subject to s48/49.)
See Discharge of transferred prisoners.
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