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12.02. There is an adequate ratio of toilets to the number of detainees.

12. Sanitation, Hygiene and Drinking Water,B. Environment and Material Conditions

12.01. Detainees have ready and unrestricted access to well-maintained, clean, decent and private sanitation facilities.

12. Sanitation, Hygiene and Drinking Water,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.18. There is adequate and safe heating and/or cooling and ventilation that can be regulated by detainees, is suitable to climatic conditions, and is in good working order.

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.17. Detainees have control of the light switches in sleeping accommodation and the room can be darkened sufficiently to enable detainees to maximise the quality of their sleep.

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.16. Artificial light is sufficient to enable detainees to read or work without injury to eyesight.

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.15. Windows are large enough to enable detainees to read or work by natural light and allow circulation of fresh air.

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.14. In the case of multiple occupancy, minimum floor space measures at least 10m2 (2 persons), 21m2 (5 persons), 35m2 (7 persons), 60m2 (12 persons).

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.13. The floor space of individual accommodation measures at least 7m2.

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.12. Accommodation meets all health requirements, with due regard being paid to climatic conditions and cubic content of air.

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions

11.11. If suitable accommodation cannot be found for people with specific or special vulnerabilities, alternatives to detention are revisited.

11. Accommodation,B. Environment and Material Conditions