Archives Detention Monitoring Template
23.06. Decisions to detain or to continue to detain a person with a disability are not made on the basis of a person’s inability to comply with conditions of release that have not been adapted or modified to accommodate their physical constraints or limitations.
23. People with disabilities,C. Treatment and Duty of Protection and Care
23.03. People with long-term physical, mental, intellectual and sensory impairments are not detained for immigration reasons, and the exceptional decision to detain a person with a disability is subject to an assessment of the necessity, reasonableness and proportionality of detaining the particular individual.
23. People with disabilities,C. Treatment and Duty of Protection and Care
23.02. There is an assessment of whether a child or adult who may be subject to immigration detention has disabilities and this is taken into account when evaluating the necessity, reasonableness and proportionality of detention.
23. People with disabilities,C. Treatment and Duty of Protection and Care
22.37. Where children are detained, they have access to services that actively facilitate their integration/reintegration into society, family life, education and employment, including support services that enable them to find adequate shelter, education, employment and means of support.
22. Children,C. Treatment and Duty of Protection and Care
22.36. Unless manifestly frivolous, groundless or vexatious, where allegations of torture or ill-treatment of a child by staff are made, investigative procedures are instigated, including the possibility of transfer of duties, suspension pending investigation and referral for criminal investigation.
22. Children,C. Treatment and Duty of Protection and Care