Part 3 Contracting Out Functions at Directly Managed Secure Colleges
Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 (2015 c 2) | Legislation

Part 3 Contracting Out Functions at Directly Managed Secure Colleges

Power to contract out functions at directly managed secure college

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(1)     The Secretary of State may enter into a contract with another person for functions to be carried out at a directly managed secure college by secure college custody officers provided by that person.

(2)     In this Schedule, “contracted-out functions†means any functions which, by virtue of a contract under this paragraph, fall to be performed by secure college custody officers.

Powers of officers carrying out contracted-out functions

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Paragraphs 6(1) and 8 to 11 apply in relation to a secure college custody officer carrying out contracted-out functions at a directly managed secure college as they apply in relation to a secure college custody officer carrying out functions at a contracted-out secure college.

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In relation to a directly managed secure college, the reference to an officer of the prison

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