the draft constitution of the commonwealth of grenada

(h)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
to be detained in an institution in
some other country for the purpose of
giving effect to the order of a court
made in pursuance of a law of
Grenada relating to the treatment of
offenders under a specified age;
to be detained for care or treatment
in a hospital or other institution in
pursuance of a law of Grenada
relating to persons suffering from
mental disorder; or
whose entry into, or presence in
Grenada is prohibited by or under a
law relating to immigration; or
the imposition of restrictions on the right of
any person to leave Grenada that are
reasonably required in order to secure the
fulfilment of any obligations imposed on
him or her by law.
(4) Where a person’s freedom of movement is restricted
by virtue of such a provision as is referred to in subsection (3)(a),
the following rules apply:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
he or she shall, as soon as reasonably
practicable and in any case not more than
five days after the commencement of the
restrictions, be furnished with a statement in
writing, in a language that he or she
understands, of the grounds on which the
restrictions have been imposed;
not more than fourteen days after the
commencement of the restrictions, a notice
shall be published in the Gazette stating that
this freedom of movement has been
restricted and giving particulars of the
provision of the law under which the
restrictions are authorised;
he or she may from time to time request that
his or her case be reviewed under paragraph
(d) but, where such a request has been made,
no subsequent request shall be made before
the expiration of three months from the
making of the previous request;
where a request is made under paragraph (c),
the case shall, within one month of the
making of the request, be reviewed by an
independent and impartial tribunal
established by law and presided over by a
person appointed by the Chief Justice from
among persons entitled to practise in
Grenada as attorneys-at-law;
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