Report by HM Inspectorate of Prisons on
HM Young Offenders Institution Polmont 1998 |
CONTENTS |
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| ROLE
OF THE PRISONS INSPECTORATE |
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| RESPONSE
TO HMIP REPORT ON HM YOUNG OFFENDERS INSTITUTION POLMONT |
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| MINUTE
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE ON HMIP REPORT |
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| 1.
INTRODUCTION |
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| 2.
ESTABLISHMENT AND POPULATION |
2.1 Establishment
2.3 Population
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| 3.
ACCOMMODATION AND ROUTINES |
3.1 Accommodation
3.19 Routines
3.29 Rannoch Hall
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SECURITY, DISCIPLINE AND CONTROL |
4.1 Security
4.4 Control
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(i) Assaults and Other Incidents
(ii) Intelligence Gathering
(iii) Electronic Control Room (ECR)
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4.13 Orderly Room
4.14 Separate Cells (Dunedin Unit)
4.15 Contingency Plans
4.16 Gate4.18 Night Duty
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MAJOR CUSTODY ISSUES |
5.1 Governor’s Briefing
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(i) Young Offenders Policy
(ii) The Condition of the Estate and its Future Development
(iii) Overcrowding
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5.19 Lack of Purposeful Activity
5.22 Drug Misuse
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(i) MDT Results
(ii) Anti-Drug Strategy
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5.43 Suicide
5.44 Control Culture
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| 6. REGIMES |
6.1 Reception
6.7 Induction/Sentence Management
6.13 Young Offenders Programmes
6.21 Labour Allocation
6.22 Employment
6.27 Outplacements
6.30 Physical Education
6.39 Apex (Scotland)
6.41 Education (Mainstream)
6.47 Education (Rannoch Hall)
6.53 Library
6.55 Social Work
6.62 Chaplains
6.67 Voluntary Organisations
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(i) Alcoholics Anonymous
(ii) Prison Fellowship
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6.70 Family Contact
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(i) Visits
(ii) YOs Visitors
(iii) Family Contact Development Officer
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| 7. PRIMARY SERVICES |
7.1 Catering
7.8 Canteen
7.11 Laundry
7.14 Estates
7.19 Fire Precautions
7.25 Health and Safety
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HEALTHCARE |
8.1 Introduction
8.3 Accommodation
8.7 Medical Officer
8.13 Nursing Services
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(i) Resources
(ii) Nursing Practice
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8.21 Medical Records
8.27 Pharmacy
8.32 Psychiatrist
8.36 Dentist
8.38 Healthcare Summary
8.41 Suicide Risk Management
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