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people from remote or regional areas may be allowed to visit instead of those who visit more regularly. All visitors must sign a Visitor Declaration which confirms their identity. They must also be willing to have their photo taken and put on record. In addition to face to face social visits， Bookings can be made by phone. To make abooking call9333 2215. Parents and guardians can visit young people at any of the times listed， usually up to 4 times per week. Friends and relatives must get written permission from the parent or guardian of the young person in custody before booking a visit. They will need to show this written permission prior to being allowed into Banksia Hill for a visit. Visitors under 18 years must also get approval from their own parent or guardian to visit to the young person. The visitor must be accompanied by an adult who is already approved to visit that young person (ie parent， guardian or relative). If a family is having issues and they want to avoid someone who may also visit another young person， they should tell staff so the visits can be planned. Sometimes visiting times can be heavily booked. During these times， E-visits remain an option for young people whose family members or friends are unable to attend the Centre in person. E-visits can be booked by calling the Centre on 9333 2215 (as per standard social visitor process). E-visits will take place Monday to Sunday as per the visiting hours shown below. ，。