Abstract
Senior administrators in charge of prisons and other correctional institutions in the Asia Pacific region come together to discuss various matters relating to prison administration. This is the sixth Asian and Pacific Conference of Correctional Administrators. Agenda items covered within the conference include incidents within prisons; facilities and programs for female prisoners; extent and use of minimum force by correctional officers in prisons; recruitment and development training of correctional officers; and changing responsibilities of correctional administrators.
Contents
- Participants
- Introduction
Jane Mugford - Opening address
The Hon. Militoni V. Leweniqila - Report of the conference
Mr William Clifford- Agenda item 1: Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Agenda item 2: Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Agenda item 3: Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Agenda item 4: Recruitment and development training
- Agenda item 5: Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- General business
- Closing address
Mr Q.B. Bale - Response
Mr T.G. Garner - Papers from the conference
- Australia (New South Wales)
N.S. Day- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners, including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Extract from prison regulations, New South Wales
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Brunei Darussalam
Abdul Wahab- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Cook Islands
J. Herman- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Conclusion
- Fiji
M.V. Buadromo- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Hong Kong
T.G. Garner, A.W.R. Brooks, V. Tang, J. Ashworth, P. Wing-Lee- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- India
P.N. Narayanan- Investigation of incidents in prison
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Japan
Yoh Ishiyama- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Kiribati
P.J. Somerville- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Korea (Republic of)
Byung Keun Lee- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners, including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Macau
J.C. Dias- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Malaysia
Dato 'Ibrahim bin Haji Mohamed- Investigations of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- The changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- New Zealand
R. Bell- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Papua New Guinea
P.L. Kuabaal- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Sri Lanka
J.P. Delgoda- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- Changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Thailand
C. Pattancharoen- Investigations of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners including those inmates with children
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- The changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Tonga
S. Tone- Investigation of incidents in prisons
- Facilities and programs for female prisoners
- Extent and use of minimum force in prisons
- Recruitment and development training
- The changing responsibilities of correctional administrators
- Australia (New South Wales)