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Section 71: Special directions

Regulations for the Navy Part IICentral Regulations · 1957

In regard to all summary punishments, the following further directions shall be observed, namely: -

(a) Suspension on Sunday: - Summary punishments which are carried out on board, except confinement in cells or under a canvas screen, and stoppage of leave, shall be suspended on Sunday, but that day shall count as part of the period for which any sentence is awarded.

(b) Night’s rest: - Sailors shall not be deprived of their night’s rest at sea as a punishment.

(c) Iron and handcuffs: - The use of irons or handcuffs shall, except for the purpose of ensuring the safe custody of a prisoner, or for mutinous conduct, be avoided as far as possible.

(d) Gags shall not be used and sailors who are noisy or violent shall be confined in a cell for such time as may be necessary.

(e) Stoppage of pay: - Pay shall not be forfeited nor shall any stoppage of pay and allowances be made for misconduct, except in cases expressly authorised by the Act, or by these regulations.

(f) Applicable punishment: - Every punishment must be applicable to the offence, and to offender at the time he committed the offence of which he stands convicted.

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ActRegulations for the Navy Part II
Section71
Marginal noteSpecial directions
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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