Recall orders
13.—(1)  Where a person who is released from a reformative training centre subject to a supervision order fails, during the person’s supervision period, to comply with any requirement for the time being specified in the supervision order, the person may be recalled to that or any other reformative training centre before the end of that supervision period by a recall order issued by —
(a)the Committee of that or any other reformative training centre; or
(b)the Commissioner, or a person authorised by the Commissioner to issue a recall order (called in this regulation the authorised person), if the Commissioner or authorised person agrees with the recommendation of the Superintendent of that or any other reformative training centre to recall the person.
(2)  Every recall order issued under paragraph (1) recalling a person to a reformative training centre must state the date on which the person must report to the reformative training centre for re‑detention.
(3)  A recall order issued by the Committee may order the re‑detention of a person in a reformative training centre for —
(a)a period ending no later than 3 years after the person’s RTC date; or
(b)a period ending no later than 6 months after the date the person is re‑detained under the recall order,
whichever period in sub‑paragraph (a) or (b) ends later.
(4)  A recall order issued by the Commissioner or authorised person may order the re‑detention of a person in a reformative training centre, in respect of a failure to comply with any requirement for the time being specified in the person’s supervision order, for —
(a)a period no longer than 10 days for a single failure; or
(b)if there are 2 or more failures, a period no longer than 10 days for each such failure but not exceeding 30 days in total.
(5)  Nothing in this regulation prevents a Committee from issuing a recall order in respect of a person, being a person in respect of whom the Commissioner, or authorised person, has earlier issued a recall order for failing to comply with a requirement specified in the person’s supervision order, if the Committee is satisfied that the person has failed to comply with any other requirement for the time being specified in the person’s supervision order.
(6)  Despite paragraph (3), a recall order issued by a Committee in respect of a person in the circumstances in paragraph (5) may, if the person is re‑detained under a recall order earlier issued by the Commissioner or authorised person, order a longer re‑detention of the person in a reformative training centre, for —
(a)a period ending no later than 3 years after the person’s RTC date; or
(b)a period ending no later than 6 months after the date the person is so re‑detained under the recall order earlier issued by the Commissioner or authorised person,
whichever period in sub‑paragraph (a) or (b) ends later.
(7)  Despite any recall order ordering that a person be re‑detained in a reformative training centre —
(a)the Committee may, at any time before the end of the applicable period specified in paragraph (3) or (6), release the person under a supervision order; and
(b)regulation 12 applies to the person so released as it applies to a person released under regulation 4.
(8)  Despite paragraphs (3)(b) and (6)(b), a recall order issued by the Committee must not order the re‑detention of a person in a reformative training centre for a period extending beyond 54 months after the person’s RTC date.
(9)  If a recall order is issued in relation to a person and the person fails to report to a reformative training centre under the recall order —
(a)in the case of a person sentenced to reformative training before 31 October 2018, the recall order ceases to have effect at the end of 4 years after the person’s RTC date; and
(b)in any other case, the recall order ceases to have effect only at the end of 54 months after the person’s RTC date.
(10)  A person recalled under this regulation to a reformative training centre who does not report to the reformative training centre on the date specified in the recall order is treated as unlawfully at large.