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Section 30: Management etc. of [Corrective Settlement

Rajasthan Habitual Offenders Rules, 1955State Rules of Rajasthan · 1953

(1) The management control and supervision of every [Corrective Settlement] established under section 7 shall, subject to the provisions of these rules and to the general control of the Deputy Inspector General of Police, C.I.D. Rajasthan Jaipur, be vested in the Settlement Manager, who shall be appointed by the appropriate appointing authority from police officer not below the rank of Sub-Inspector.

(2) The [Corrective Settlements] Manager shall be responsible for the proper management of the [Corrective Settlements] and for the well being of the inmates thereof.

31. Register of [registered offenders] in settlement- (1) In every [Corrective settlement], a register of inmates shall be maintained in form No. 15, in respect of [registered offenders] placed therein or transferred thereto under section 7.

(2) All changes in these registers shall be intimated by the [Corrective Settlements] Manager to the Superintendent of Police and to the Officer-incharge of the Police Station or out-post having jurisdiction.

(3) The names of [Registered offenders] who have been permanently discharged or transferred from the [corrective settlement] under section 7 shall be removed from the register.

32. Other register to be maintained in a [Corrective Settlements]- In addition to the register of inmates refer-ed to in rule 31, the following further registers shall be maintained by the [Corrective Settlements] Manager in every [Corrective Settlements]-

(1) attendance register in form No. 16;

(2) register of leave and pass holder in form No. 17;

(3) register of births in the settlement, in form No. 18;

(4) register of death in the [Corrective Settlement] in form No. 19;

(5) register of [Corrective Settlements] absent without leave or out of view in form No. 20;

(6) register of [Registered offenders] transferred or removed from the [Corrective Settlements] in form No. 21;

(7) register of punishments in form No. 22;

(8) register of visitor to [registered settlement] in form No. 23;

(9) register of official inspections and visits to the [Corrective Settlement] (No form prescribed);

(10) register of non-official visitors to the [Corrective Settlement] (No form prescribed); and

(11) register of cattle-wealth of [registered offenders] (No. foreign prescribed). A separate page should be opened for each [Registered offender].

33. Entries to be made on the identity card (form No. 11)- In respect of all [registered offenders] in the [corrective settlement] the following facts should be entered in the identity card (form No. 11)

(1) date of entry into the [Corrective Settlement];

(2) work allotted;

(3) punishments, if any, inflicted;

(4) notes regarding any pass of absence, rewards, pass for taking employment for residing outside the [Corrective Settlement], issued to the offender;

(5) conduct during each half year;

(6) other such remarks, if any;

(7) date of leaving the [Corrective Settlement] by discharge or transfer or any similar order.

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Habitual Offenders Rules, 1955
Section30
Marginal noteManagement etc. of [Corrective Settlement
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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