Archives Detention Monitoring Template

45.16. There is a system of evaluation and review following an emergency or crisis of any kind.

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45.15. Staff are fully trained in all aspects of emergency preparedness.

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45.14. In the event of an emergency, families and other nominated next of kin are notified as soon as possible and recognised to be a potential resource in defusing tense situations.

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45.13. All detainee accommodation is unlockable from the inside.

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45.12. There are clear emergency evacuation procedures and regular fire and evacuation drills, and specific provision is made for vulnerable groups, such as children, pregnant women, people with disabilities, and the elderly.

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45.05. There is scope to bring in additional support, including emergency services personel, independent negotiators/interlocutors, and medical personnel.

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45.11. The right to freedom of expression and to peaceful assembly are respected.

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45.10. Emergency preparedness strategies do not unduly restrict or limit daily life in the place of detention.

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45.09. There are clear procedures for activating and deactivating an emergency response and lines of accountability and command are clear.

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45.08. There are alternative communication systems in the event that regular communication systems cannot be used (e.g. power outages).

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