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D. Regime and Activities

25.02. Inspectors are appointed by and accountable to the inspecting/supervisory authority and their powers include inspection of all places of detention and to hear and resolve grievances and complaints.

25. Inspection,D. Regime and Activities


25.03. The medical officer regularly inspects and reports to the Director on the adequacy of: food. sanitation, hygiene and cleanliness. heating, lighting and ventilation. adequacy of clothing and bedding. physical education and sporting activities.

25. Inspection,D. Regime and Activities


25.04. There is an adequate number of women inspectors.

25. Inspection,D. Regime and Activities


25.05. Detainees have the right to communicate freely and in full confidentiality with inspectors.

25. Inspection,D. Regime and Activities


26.01. There is a clear and predictable system of appropriate rewards that encourages active participation in the activities and operation of the place of detention and detainees understand its content and operation.

26. Rewards Schemes, Rules, and Disciplinary Procedures,D. Regime and Activities


26.02. The rewards system is not punitive, and in particular does not · treat basic rights as rewards, · ration detainees’ access to their private cash, · determine detainees’ level of access to visits, phones or other forms of communication, and · does not condition separation/isolation on incentives or rewards.

26. Rewards Schemes, Rules, and Disciplinary Procedures,D. Regime and Activities


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