distributed in the same manner as at mid-day. They shall then go their barracks or cells where they shall be searched, counted and lock up. Permission to well-behaved prisoners to sleep outside during summer: Rule 672. Well-behaved prisoners who have undergone onethird of their substantive sentence may be permitted to sleep outside at night during summer months, i.e, from the 1st of May, to the 30th of September of each year, provided the Superintendent considers them reliable and worthy of this concession. All prisoners under twelve years of age or over sixty years of age irrespective of other conditions imposed and length of term of imprisonment, may be allowed this privilege. Prisoners who are guilty of any prison offence during the last three months, shall be debarred. The concession shall be withdrawn from a prisoner who has been allowed to sleep outside and subsequently punished for any prison offence. The selection of prisoners for this concession shall be made by the Superintendent and recorded on history tickets under his initials. Disposition of prisoners on parade: Rule 673. At the Superintendent's weekly inspection, the prisoners shall sit in single file. Before each prisoner shall be spread out his munjmat and durrie on which shall be arranged in order his blankets, sheet, spare suit, towel and jangia. His mug, cup and plate shall be placed at the end in front of him. The history ticket shall be placed over his kit. On the arrival of the Superintendent the prisoners may make requests, if any, on their turn. The Superintendent shall give a patient hearing to every such request and dispose it of according to the merit of the case. Prisoners not to leave their places to make complaints: Rule 674. No prisoner shall leave his place at any time to make any representation to the Superintendent or Deputy Superintendent, but he may, if the representation as an urgent one, such is complaint of assault or ill-treatment or the like, represent the matter to the Superintendent or Deputy Superintendentwhen these officers are making their rounds. Any prisoner wishing to make a request shall, if the matter is urgent, be brought before the Superintendent, but minor complaints and petitions should, as a rule, await the Superintendent's weekly parade. Instructions to Prisoners: Rule 675. Every prisoner shall, on admission to prison, be:-. (a) warned to avoid the acts that are prison offences; 229