Ablution and morning meals: Rule 661. The prisoners shall then visit the latrines and bath rooms in an orderly manner. When the prisoners have performed their toilet and offered their morning prayers, they shall be served with breakfast by the cooks at appointed places. Any prisoner expressing a wish to receive medical treatment shall be examined and treated by the Junior Medical Officer. Any prisoner who appears to be ill, shall be sent to hospital at once. Prisoners movements: Rule 662. Whenever prisoners are marched from one part of the prison to another or are sitting or standing in parties, except when at meals or at work or when paraded for inspection, they shall be arranged in'files of pairs and shall rise, move forward, stop or set down at the word of command or signal. Prisoners' conduct towards Officers: Rule 663. Prisoners shall be required to conduct them selves and to show proper respect to prison officers and visitors. When an officer or a visitor arrives all the prisoners shall sit or stand at attention at the word of command of a warder, or head warder. , Distribution into work parties: Rule 664.(i) After breakfast, the prisoners shall be distributed into their respective work parties. A record of the names of the prisoners made over to each warder during the day shall be kept in a register and every subsequent change of a prisoner from one party to another shall be recorded therein. Each party shall be made over to its responsible officer and marched to its working place. (ii) Prisoners who are to work in the prison "factory shall be assembled in an orderly manner at the factory gate under the supervision of chief warder or head warder. They shall be handed over to the head warder incharge of the factory who will count them and give a proper receipt for them. He shall maintain a daily attendance register of all prisoners working in the factory. The same procedure will be observed in the afternoon at the closure of the factory. All prisoners leaving the factory shall be searched by the head warder in the presence of the Assistant Superintendent incharge of the factory. Arrangements of utensils at work: Rule 665. Every prisoner shall carry his utensils with him and shall place these in a line near his place of work. Prisoners are not allowed to remove from their sleeping barracks and cells any part 227