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54.—(1) A member of the Visiting Committee must visit all detained persons who are, at the time of the visit, subject to—
(a)removal from association under rule 35, or
(b)temporary confinement under rule 37.
(2) Where a visit takes place under paragraph (1), the Visiting Committee must ensure that correct procedures have been followed in the exercise of rules 35 and 37.
(3) The Visiting Committee and any member of that committee must consider a complaint or request which a detained person wishes to make to the individual member or the committee.
(4) The committee must arrange for the food of the detained persons to be inspected by a member of the committee at regular intervals.
(5) The committee must inquire into a report made to them, whether or not by a member of the committee, that a detained person's mental or physical health, is likely to be injuriously affected by any conditions of their detention.
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