The Young Offender Institution Rules 2000
PART IPreliminary
1 Citation and commencement
2Interpretation
PART IIInmates
General
3 Aims and general principles of young offender institutions
4 Classification of inmates
Release
5 Temporary release
Conditions
6 Privileges
7 Information to inmates
8 Requests and complaints
9 Communications generally
10 Personal letters and visits
11 Interception of communications
12 Permanent log of communications
13 Disclosure of material
14 Retention of material
15 Police interviews
16 Legal advisers
17 Correspondence with legal advisers and courts
18 Securing release of defaulters
19 Clothing
20 Food
21 Alcohol and tobacco
22 Sleeping accommodation
23 Beds and bedding
24 Hygiene
25 Female inmates
26 Library books
Medical Attention
27Medical attendance
28 Special illnesses and conditions
29 Notification of illness or death
Religion
30 Religious denomination
31 Special duties of chaplains and appointed ministers
32 Regular visits by ministers of religion, etc
33 Religious services
34 Substitute for chaplain or appointed minister
35 Sunday work
36 Religious books
Occupation and Links with the Community
37 Regime activities
38 Education
39 Training courses
40 Work
41 Physical education
42 Outside contacts
43 After-care
Discipline and Control
44Maintenance of order and discipline
45Custody outside a young offender institution
46Search
47Record and photograph
48Inmates’ property
49Removal from association
50Use of force
51Temporary confinement
52Restraints
53Compulsory Testing for controlled drugs
54Supervision of inmates by means of an overt closed circuit television system
54ACompulsory testing for alcohol
55Offences against discipline
56Defences to rule 55(10)
56ADefences to rule 55(11) and rule 55(12)
57Interpretation of rule 55
58Disciplinary charges
58ADetermination of mode of inquiry
59Rights of inmates charged
60Governor’s punishments
60AAdjudicator’s punishments
60BReview of adjudicator’s punishment
61Confinement to a cell or room
62Removal from wing or living unit
63Suspended punishments
64Remission and mitigation of punishments and quashing of findings of guilt
65Adult female inmates: disciplinary punishments
66Forfeiture of remission to be treated as an award of additional days
PART IIIOfficers of Young Offender Institutions
67 General duty of officers
68 Gratuities forbidden
69 Search of officers
70 Transactions with inmates
71 Contact with former inmates, etc
72 Communications to the press, etc
73 Code of discipline
PART IVPersons Having Access to a Young Offender Institution
74 Prohibited articles
75Control of persons and vehicles
76 Viewing of young offender institutions
77 Visitors
PART VBoards of Visitors
78 Disqualification for membership
79 Appointment
80 Proceedings of boards
81 General duties of boards
82 Particular duties
83 Members visiting young offender institutions
84 Annual report
PART VISupplemental
85 Delegation by governor
86Contracted out young offender institutions
87 Contracted out parts of young offender institutions
88 Contracted out functions at directly managed young offender institutions
89 Revocations and savings
SCHEDULE REVOCATIONS
2000 No. 3371
YOUNG OFFENDER INSTITUTIONS, ENGLAND AND WALES

The Young Offender Institution Rules 2000

Made
Laid before Parliament
Coming into force

In pursuance of section 47 of the Prison Act 1952M1 I hereby make the following Rules: