香港法例/HK1001 定額罰款(交通違例事項)條例

" The Medical Officer shall give written directions for the segregation of prisoners having infectious complaints, or suspected of having them, and for cleansing, disinfecting or destroying any infected apparel or bedding."

(1) The Medical Officer shall-

" (a) report in writing to the Superintendent any prisoner who, in his opinion, it is necessary so to report for medical reasons;"

" (b) make recommendations which appear to him to be necessary for the alteration of the discipline or treatment of such prisoner, or for the supply of additional articles to him."

" (2) The Medical Officer shall make his recommendations in writing to the Commissioner for transmission to the Governor whenever he is of opinion that the life of any prisoner will be endangered by his continuance in prison, or that any sick prisoner will not survive his sentence, or is totally or permanently unfit for prison sentence."

The Medical Officer shall enter in a journal to be kept in the prison-

(a) any observation or suggestion he may deem necessary to make regarding the food served to prisoners or with regard to any other matter connected with their health;

" (b) a short daily record of all sick prisoners under treatment containing particulars as to whether they are in hospital or not, their names, the nature of their complaints, and the treatment prescribed."

The Medical Officer shall on the death of any prisoner forthwith enter in his journal the following particulars-

(a) the time the deceased was taken ill;

(b) the time the illness was first reported to him;

(c) the nature of the disease;

" (d) the time of death, with an account of the appearances after death (in cases when a post mortem examination has been made) and such further remarks which, in his opinion, are necessary."

" The Medical Officer shall examine every prisoner on the day prior to his discharge from prison and certify as to his fitness to leave the prison, and to such other particulars regarding him as may be necessary."

The Superintendent may place at the disposal of the Medical Officer well-behaved prisoners for the purpose of attending on the sick and for the performance of such other work in connection with a hospital as may be necessary.

The Medical Officer shall report to the Superintendent any irregularity in a prison hospital which may come to his knowledge or any difficulty or obstruction which he may meet with in the performance of his duty.

(1) The Medical Officer shall ensure that all medicines and stimulants are securely locked up and not accessible to any prisoner.

(2) Medicine shall not be administered to any prisoner without the Medical Officer's instructions except in case of urgent necessity.

" The Medical Officer shall submit his journal for the Commissioner's inspection at least once every month and shall report at the same time on the condition of the prison and the state of health of the prisoners and officers, recording any want of cleanliness, proper drainage, warmth, ventilation, or any insufficiency or bad quality of the bedding, clothing, provisions or water."

" The Medical Officer shall, as soon as possible after the 31 December in each year, deliver to the Commissioner for transmission to the Director of Health a report containing- (L.N. 353 of 1981; L.N. 76 of 1989)"

(a) the number of sick among the prisoners for the year just ended;

(b) the rate of mortality among the prisoners;

(c) particulars as to the state of the sanitary conditions of the prisons;

" (d) the type of diseases most prevalent in the prisons, and the defects in the construction or management of the prisons to which such diseases may be attributable;"