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PSO 4630 Page 50full details of why the prisoner feels he cannot return to his own country. Such applicationsmust then be considered by a caseworker and if refused may lead to a right of appealbefore removal. For this reason, we encourage prisoners to make any applications theywish to be considered at the earliest possible moment, but we cannot force them to do so.Sometimes representations are made to the Border and Immigration Agency by solicitors oran MP concerning the case; we always try to resolve these matters in time for the removal,but occasionally we may have to defer the removal whilst the matter is resolved.3. Availability of flightsMost immigration removals take place on scheduled flights, which have to be booked inadvance. Where an airline or shipping company which brought the person to the UK can beidentified, the legislation allows the Border and Immigration Agency to require that carrier toarrange for the person‟s removal at their own cost. There can therefore be a slight delaywhilst flights are being booked and details passed back to the Border and ImmigrationAgency. In other cases, removal may be at public expense. In either case, however, airlinesrestrict the number of immigration removals it will allow on each flight and in many casesthis is a maximum of two or one if escorted. Busy periods of the year, particularly aroundChristmas and Easter, can restrict the number of seats available even further.In some instances, the Border and Immigration Agency may charter a flight, particularly ondifficult routes or when a prisoner proves particularly difficult to remove, but this involveslong negotiations with the receiving country to allow us to charter such a flight.Enforcement of the RemovalOnce removal directions have been set, the prisoner or detainee will be notified of the flight details.Notification is also sent to the Immigration Service‟s Detention Estate and Population ManagementUnit (DEPMU) who will arrange for the subject to be collected from the prison and taken to theairport for the flight. The subject is taken straight to the aircraft and placed aboard. Where flightsdepart early in the morning, the detainee is normally taken to an Immigration Service RemovalCentre if considered a low-risk, or to police cells close to the airport.Those subjects who are considered to have a special need or who give us good reason to believethey may be disruptive or a threat to other passengers are normally escorted on board during theflight and presented to the immigration authorities of the country to which they are being removed.Issue No 287 Issue date 11/01/08
PSO 4630 Page 51Annex IPopulation Management Weekly UpdateSentence-Expired Detainees Held Solely on IS91Establishment:Date:Full Name Prison No Port Reference Offence Sentence Served No of ProvenAdjudications (in past6 months)To be faxed to PMS on 0207 217 6694 or e-mailed to PMS@hmps.gsi.gov.ukby 1200hrs each MondayIssue No 28711/01/08Issue date
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Page 8 and 9: PSO 4630 Page 7Local policy for man
Page 10 and 11: PSO 4630 Page 93.9 Persons detained
Page 12 and 13: PSO 4630 Page 11Those subject to pr
Page 14 and 15: PSO 4630 Page 13MANDATORY9.5 All fo
Page 16 and 17: PSO 4630 Page 15MANDATORY14.3 Befor
Page 18 and 19: PSO 4630 Page 17(b)(c)All prisons m
Page 20 and 21: PSO 4630 Page 19Deaths in Custody18
Page 22 and 23: PSO 4630 Page 21ANNEX ANOTIFICATION
Page 24 and 25: PSO 4630 Page 23Conviction, Offence
Page 26 and 27: PSO 4630 Page 25Notes on completion
Page 28 and 29: PSO 4630 Page 27Request for Informa
Page 30 and 31: PSO 4630 Page 29REFERRAL OF CONVICT
Page 32 and 33: PSO 4630 Page 32If the subject indi
Page 34 and 35: PSO 4630 Page 34CONTACTING POPULATI
Page 36 and 37: PSO 4630 Page 36LIST OF PORTS AND L
Page 38 and 39: PSO 4630 Page 38Phone:Fax:HUMBERSID
Page 40 and 41: PSO 4630 Page 40IMMIGRATION REMOVAL
Page 42 and 43: PSO 4630 Page 426. Netherlands7. De
Page 44 and 45: PSO 4630 Page 44IMMIGRATION AND NAT
Page 46 and 47: PSO 4630 Page 46be deported. A fail
Page 48 and 49: PSO 4630 Page 48includes all forms
Page 52 and 53: PSO 4630 Page 52ESTABLISHING NATION
Page 54 and 55: PSO 4630 Page 54Annex LCountry Code
Page 56 and 57: PSO 4630 Page 56EL SALVADOREQUATORI
Page 58 and 59: PSO 4630 Page 58MALTAMARSHALL ISLAN
Page 60 and 61: PSO 4630 Page 60SUDANSURINAMESVALBA
Page 62 and 63: PSO 4630 Page 62ANNEX MLIST OF COUN
Page 64 and 65: PSO 4630 Page 64SamoaSao Tome & Pri
Page 66 and 67: PSO 4630 Page 66Letter to Embassy w
Page 68 and 69: PSO 4630 Page 68Letter to Embassy u
Page 70 and 71: PSO 4630 Page 70BELARUSEmbassy of t
Page 72 and 73: PSO 4630 Page 72ERITREAEmbassy of t
Page 74 and 75: PSO 4630 Page 74JAPANEmbassy of Jap
Page 76 and 77: PSO 4630 Page 76MOZAMBIQUEHigh Comm
Page 78 and 79: PSO 4630 Page 78SIERRA LEONESierra

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