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Whether the "prior ventilation rule", whereby prisoners could not complain to Members of Parliament or legal advisors about prison treatment until they had ventilated their complaints through normal internal channels, was abolished, with effect from 1st December 1981, so as to give effect to the report of the European Human...
Whether the "prior ventilation rule", whereby prisoners could not complain to Members of Parliament or legal advisors about prison treatment until they had ventilated their complaints through normal internal channels, was abolished, with effect from 1st December 1981, so as to give effect to the report of the European Human...
Whether HMG intend to reduce prisoners' access to education facilities and, if so, whether they will state the reasons for this change. - Text of letter from the Director of Security and Programmes of the Prison Service.
Whether HMG intend to reduce prisoners' access to education facilities and, if so, whether they will state the reasons for this change. - Text of letter from the Director of Security and Programmes of the Prison Service.
Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Blatch on 4 December 1995 (HL Deb cWA66), whether governors have discretion not to use handcuffs on women prisoners while they are suckling their infant children; and if not, why not. - Includes text of letter from AJ Butler of Prison Service Agency.
Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Blatch on 4 December 1995 (HL Deb cWA66), whether governors have discretion not to use handcuffs on women prisoners while they are suckling their infant children; and if not, why not. - Includes text of letter from AJ Butler of Prison Service Agency.
What are rules, instructions and administrative practice within Prison Service governing use of handcuffs and other physical constraints on pregnant women attending maternity and other appointments in hospitals outside prison. - Includes text of letter from Alan Walker of Prison Service Agency.
What are rules, instructions and administrative practice within Prison Service governing use of handcuffs and other physical constraints on pregnant women attending maternity and other appointments in hospitals outside prison. - Includes text of letter from Alan Walker of Prison Service Agency.