(1) In addition to regulation 34(5), a Governor may, at any time, refuse to store an item of a prisoner's property.
(2) If a Governor refuses to store an item of a prisoner's property the Governor must ensure that—
(a) the prisoner is advised in writing that the item cannot be stored in the prison and is required to make arrangements to remove the item within a specified time; and
(b) if the prisoner does not make arrangements to remove the item within a specified time, the item is disposed of; and
(c) the disposal or other dealing with the property is recorded in the inventory of that prisoner's property.
(3) The Governor must pay into the prisoner trust account on behalf of the prisoner any money received on the disposal of, or dealing with, the prisoner's property under subregulation (2).
(4) The Governor may deduct from any money required to be paid under subregulation (3) an amount that is no more than the cost of disposing of, or dealing with, the prisoner's property, under subregulation (2).
(5) A prisoner may apply to the Governor that an item of his or her property not be disposed of under this regulation if the prisoner gives reasonable grounds that he or she is unable to make arrangements to remove the property within the specified time referred to under subregulation (2)(a).
(6) The Governor, on receiving a request referred to in subregulation (5), may authorise the storage of an item of a prisoner's property for a specified time not exceeding 3 months.