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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 2003 Week 12 Hansard (20 November) . . Page.. 4540 ..

(2) How many ACT prisoners are currently located interstate;

(3) How many of those ACT prisoners located interstate are:

(a) male;

(b) female;

(c) under the age of 18;

(d) under the age of 18 and female; and

(e) under the age of 18 and male.

(4) How many prisoners are held in:

(a) maximum security prisons;

(b) medium security prisons; and

(c) low security prisons;

(5) Are any prisoners serving sentences in prison farms, if so, how many;

(6) How many ACT prisoners currently have:

(a) less than 12 months to serve;

(b) 12 months to 2 years to serve;

(c) 2 to 5 years to serve;

(d) greater than 5 years to serve;

(7) How many prisoners are in protective accommodation and:

(a) what was their offence;

(b) what is the reason for such allocation.

Mr Stanhope

: The answer to the member's question is as follows:

(1) The total number of prisoners sentenced in ACT courts serving their sentences in interstate prisons, as at 1 October 2003 is one hundred and fifteen. The total numbers of interstate prisoners, by type of offence, are as follows:

Homicide

13

Assault (non-sexual)

16

Sexual assault

13

Other sex offences

4

Robbery armed

17

Unlawful entry offences

17

Fraud

3

Vehicle theft

1

Other theft

4

Justice procedure offences

18

Weapons offences

1

Drugs offences

4

Traffic offences

1

Other

2

Unclassified

1

Total

115

(2) There are 115 ACT prisoners located interstate.

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