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Criminal Procedure Code 2010

Criminal Procedure Code 2010 s 253

s 253 Visiting of person confined under section 249 or 252, or released under section 249, 252 or 255 on any condition

253.—(1) This section applies to a person who is confined pursuant to an order under section 249(9)(b) or (c)(i) or 252(6)(a) or (7)(b) in a psychiatric institution, a prison or any other suitable place of safe custody, or who is released pursuant to an order under section 249(2) or (9)(c)(ii), 252(6)(b) or 255(1)(b) or (8)(b) on any condition.(2) At least once every 6 months, 2 of the visitors of a psychiatric institution must visit the person to ascertain the following matters:(a) the person’s state of mind or physical or mental condition; (b) whether there is any risk that the person may injure himself or any other person, if the person is or continues to be released; and (c) if there is any such risk —(i) the extent of that risk; (ii) the conditions (if any) that may be imposed to minimise that risk; and (iii) the extent to which each such condition (if any) will minimise that risk. (3) The visitors mentioned in subsection (2) must, after ascertaining the matters mentioned in that subsection —(a) in any case where the person was released pursuant to an order of the court under section 249(2) — report those matters to the court and the Minister; or[Act 5 of 2024 wef 14/02/2025] (b) in any other case — report those matters to the Minister.[Act 19 of 2018 wef 15/11/2022] —(1) This section applies to a person who is confined pursuant to an order under section 249(9)(b) or (c)(i) or 252(6)(a) or (7)(b) in a psychiatric institution, a prison or any other suitable place of safe custody, or who is released pursuant to an order under section 249(2) or (9)(c)(ii), 252(6)(b) or 255(1)(b) or (8)(b) on any condition. (2) At least once every 6 months, 2 of the visitors of a psychiatric institution must visit the person to ascertain the following matters:(a) the person’s state of mind or physical or mental condition; (b) whether there is any risk that the person may injure himself or any other person, if the person is or continues to be released; and (c) if there is any such risk —(i) the extent of that risk; (ii) the conditions (if any) that may be imposed to minimise that risk; and (iii) the extent to which each such condition (if any) will minimise that risk. (3) The visitors mentioned in subsection (2) must, after ascertaining the matters mentioned in that subsection —(a) in any case where the person was released pursuant to an order of the court under section 249(2) — report those matters to the court and the Minister; or[Act 5 of 2024 wef 14/02/2025] (b) in any other case — report those matters to the Minister.[Act 19 of 2018 wef 15/11/2022]

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Source: Singapore Statutes Online (Attorney-General's Chambers), © Government of Singapore.