A change in policy has been made regarding care for certain inmates. Documents related to this care are no longer available on a government website. This affects access to specific types of care for some individuals while they are incarcerated.
Further details about this policy change are available from reporting by Transistics. This development follows a similar decision made by the federal government earlier in the year, which drew concern from healthcare experts.
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