No. 30. Prisons. 1967.

 de mied to be declared to be a lock-up under the provisions of
 this Ordinance.
 (3) A lock-up shall not be deemed to bea prison for the
 purpose of this Ordinance and the Prison Rules shall not apply
 thereto.
 (4) The Administrator-in-Council may make Regulations
 for the control and management of lock-ups and of persons
 detained ;therein, and without prejudice to the generality of this
 power any such Regulations may provide for-
 (a) the inspection and management of lock-ups and the
 persons to be in charge thereof;

 (b) the employment of persons confined therein;
 (c) the diets to be supplied to persons confined therein;
 (d) the maintenance of discipline.

 PART III.
 APPOINTMENT, ADMINISTRATION AND POWERS
 OF PRISON STAFF.
 Appointment 5. (1) The Administrator may, acting after consultation
 of prison staff. with the Public Service Commission, appoint'a Superintendent
 of Prisons in whom shall be vested the administration of all
 prisons and the control and direction of the staff attached
 thereto.
 (2) The Administrator may, acting after consultation with
 the Public Service Commission, appoint ati Assistant, Superin-
 tendent of Prisons and such number of prison officers' as-may be
 necessary for carrying into effect the provisions of this Ordin-
 ance:
 Provided that the Superintendent may, acting in accord-
 ance with any directions under section 53 of the Saint Vincent
 (Constitution) Order in Council, 1959, issued by the Admin-
 istrator, acting after consultation with the Public, Service Com-
 mission, appoint such prison officers as may be specified in such
 directions.
 1:'(3) All members of the prison staff serving in the Prison
 Department on the coming into operation of this' Ordinance
 hall be deemed to have been appointed under this Ordinance.
 (4) The Superintendent shall be ex-officio a Justice of the
 Pease.