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PQ 89

89. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Justice and Equality the maximum number of days that a prisoner's regime can be restricted under rule 63 of the prison rules 2007; the opportunities for a review of their regime restriction that are available to a prisoner while subject to a restricted regime; if there is provision for an automatic review of a prisoner being subject to regime restriction; if so, the number of days after which such a review takes place; and the person or body it is conducted by. [31478/16]

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89. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Justice and Equality the maximum number of days that a prisoner's regime can be restricted under rule 63 of the prison rules 2007; the opportunities for a review of their regime restriction that are available to a prisoner while subject to a restricted regime; if there is provision for an automatic review of a prisoner being subject to regime restriction; if so, the number of days after which such a review takes place; and the person or body it is conducted by. [31478/16]

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