CAP. 90 Prisons [Rev. 2012] (3) Any prisoner who fails to return to prison in accordance with the conditions of his parole or when informed that he has been recalled under subsection (2) of this section may be arrested without warrant, and he shall be guilty of an offence and liable to the same punishment as if he had escaped from prison. (4) A prisoner who, when released on parole, contravenes or fails to comply with the conditions imposed upon him shall be guilty of an offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months. PART IX – OFFENCES BY PRISONERS 50. Prison offences The Minister may prescribe what acts or omissions by prisoners shall be deemed to be prison offences and shall prescribe which of such offences shall be minor prison offences and which shall be aggravated prison offences. 51. Punishment of prisoners by officer in charge (1) An officer in charge, if he is a senior prison officer or an administrative officer, may punish any prisoner found after due inquiry by him to be guilty of a minor offence by awarding him one or more of the following punishments— (a) confinement in a separate cell on the prescribed punishment diet for a term not exceeding such period as may be prescribed; (b) forfeiture of remission not exceeding such amount as may be prescribed; (c) reduction in stage, or forfeiture of privileges, or postponement of promotion in stage, or forfeiture of all or part of earnings, or removal from any earnings, or removal from any earnings scheme, or reduction in earnings grade, for such period as may be prescribed. (2) An officer in charge, if a subordinate prison officer, may punish any prisoner found after due inquiry by him to be guilty of a minor prison offence by awarding him one or more of the following punishments— (a) confinement in a separate cell on the prescribed punishment diet for a term not exceeding such period as may be prescribed; (b) reduction in stage, or forfeiture of all privileges, or postponement of promotion in stage, or forfeiture of all or part of earnings, or removal from any earnings scheme, or reduction in earnings grade, for such period as may be prescribed. (3) An officer in charge, if a senior prison officer or an administrative officer, may punish any prisoner found after due inquiry by him to be guilty of an aggravated prison offence by awarding him one or more of the following punishments— (a) corporal punishment with a cane not exceeding such amount as may be prescribed; (b) confinement in a separate cell on the prescribed punishment diet for a term not exceeding such period as may be prescribed; (c) forfeiture of remission not exceeding such amount as may be prescribed; [Issue 1] P30 - 23