text: 10. The Criminal Justice (Day Training Centre) (Guernsey) Law 1989 makes provision for the establishment of a day training centre at the prison for offenders aged 17 and over convicted of an imprisonable offence or who fail to comply with a probation order, to receive training and instruction to enable them to acquire habits of self-discipline, while subjecting them to prison-style discipline 11. A pro jet de loi entitled "Parole Review Committee (Guernsey) Law 1988" (which has been approved by the States of Guernsey and is awaiting Royal Sanction) provides for the release on licence of serving prisoners. 12. The Magistrates Court (Juvenile Cases) (Procedure) Rules 1985 repeal and replace the 1956 Rules, a copy of which was annexed to the initial report. 13. The Juvenile Court (Guernsey) Law 1988 establishes a juvenile court in place of the previous jurisdiction exercised by the magistrates court; it contains provisions relating to the constitution, venue and procedure of the new court, which will deal with persons under the age of 17 charged with offences, in need of care or control or brought before the court for non-attendance at school. Article 12 14. The Housing (Control of Occupation) (Guernsey) Law 1982 has been amended by the Housing (Control of Occupation) (Amendment) (Guernsey) Law 1988. Article 17 15. The Data Protection (Bailiwick of Guernsey) Law 1986 establishes a system for regulating the use of automatically processed information relating to individuals and the provision of services by computer bureaux in respect of such information and enables individuals who are the subject of such data to obtain access to them, to have them corrected or erased if they are inaccurate, and to be awarded compensation in appropriate cases, thereby enabling the Bailiwick of Guernsey to comply with the 1981 Council of Europe 
analysis: The text appears to be related to laws and regulations in Guernsey, primarily focusing on the criminal justice system, juvenile court, and data protection. The laws mentioned aim to establish or amend systems for training and rehabilitation of offenders, juvenile court procedures, and data protection. There is no clear connection to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.