BACK PREVIOUS SECTION NEXT SECTION BACK PREVIOUS SECTION NEXT SECTION | 36. During confinement in a segregation cell, an inmate shall | ||
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receive 3 meals a day at the times and of the type normally received by the inmates in the correctional centre generally, | |
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unless the director considers it could endanger the inmate or other persons, have a mattress, bedding and clothing of the type normally issued to the inmates in the correctional centre, | |
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retain his customary access to reading material and, unless the director considers this would pose a special danger to the inmate or other persons, the use of tobacco products, | |
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retain his customary privileges respecting letters and visits, as set out in these rules and regulations, and | |
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after the first 24 hours of confinement, thereafter be allowed a minimum one hour exercise period outside the segregation cell during each 24 hour period unless the director considers this could endanger the inmate or other persons. | |
| (2) An officer or director shall, on request, provide assistance to an inmate making a complaint under subsection (1) and shall, on receipt of a sealed envelope from the inmate addressed to the Director of Inspection and Standards forthwith forward the envelope to him. | ||
| (3) On receipt of a written complaint under this section, the Director of Inspection and Standards shall, as soon as practical and reasonable | ||
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