No. 30. Prisons. 1967.

 PART VI.

 GENERAL.

 48. (1) There shall be, in respect of each prison, a Appointment
Board of Visiting Justices, and the Administrator in Council of Visiting
may appoint for such time as may be specified in the appoint- Justices.
ment such and so many Justices of the Peace to be members
of such Board.
 (2) All Judges of the Supreme Court and Magistrates
(including additional magistrates) shall ex-'-rI '., be Visiting
Justices for each of the prisons in the Island.

 49. (1) A Visiting Justice may at any time visit a prison Powers and
in respect of which he is a Visiting Justice and may inspect any duties of
part of such prison, may enquire into and examine the food, Visiting
 i Justices.
diet, clothing, treatment and conduct of prisoners, may
question any prisoner or member of the prison staff, may hear
complaints from any prisoner, may enquire into any abuses
and irregularities in any prison and shall ascertain as far as
possible whether the provisions of this Ordinance and of
Prison R.ules and Prison Standing Orders are being complied
with, and may make a report upon any such matters to the
Minister.
 (2) A Visiting Justice shall draw to the attention of the
Superintendent any irregularity that may be observed in the
working of the prison or in the treatment of prisoners.

 50. Nothing in this Ordinance or in Prison Rules shall Prisoner not
be construed to exempt any prisoner from being proceeded to )be
against for any offence by the ordinary Courts of law, but no punished twice.
prisoner shall be punished twice for the same offence: Provided
that nothing in this section shall be construed as derogating
from the powers contained in sections 39. 44 and 45 of this
Ordinance in relation to the infliction of all or any of the
punishments therein provided.

 51. Where any prisoner under sentence of imprisonment Escape.
 escapes, then the currency of his sentence shall be suspended
 Irom the day on which he escaped to the day on which he is
 recaptured, so that he shall not be deemed to have served any
 part of his sentence during the period between the day on
 which he escaped and the day on which he was recaptured.

 52. Every person who without lawful authority- Offences.
 (a) conveys, supplies, or causes to be conveyed or sup-