- 74 with the provisions of the Prison Law, properly authorised and correctly recorded in the relevant register (paragraph 128); - the segregation cells in Chios and Komotini Judicial Prisons to be urgently renovated, in the light of the remarks made in paragraph 129; in addition to access to natural light, adequate artificial lighting and ventilation, these cells should also be equipped with a bed and suitable seating; preferably, a table should be installed as well (paragraph 129); - the material conditions in the segregation unit at Korydallos Men's Prison to be substantially improved, in the light of the remarks made in paragraph 130, and all prisoners undergoing disciplinary punishment to be offered at least one hour of outdoor exercise per day (paragraph 130); - the Greek authorities to seek to develop the existing inspection procedures, in the light of the remarks made in paragraph 132 (paragraph 132); - conditions under which prisoner transport takes place to be reviewed, in the light of the remarks made in paragraph 134. In particular, the cubicle occupancy rate should be reduced, and regular rest-stops should be ensured (paragraph 134); - all transport vehicles to be sufficiently lit and ventilated and heated appropriately (paragraph 134). comments - Chios Judicial Prison has only one telephone for more than 160 prisoners and it often becomes the object of disputes (paragraph 126). requests for information - information on whether the process of selecting and training a hundred new prison officers has now been completed and, if so, to which prisons they have been allocated (paragraph 124); - detailed information on the courses that all new prison officers undertake upon joining the service, as well as information on the in-service training facilities for existing staff (paragraph 125); - detailed information on the training provided as regards control and restraint techniques, and the numbers of officers concerned (paragraph 125); - a copy of the report relating to the most recent inspections of Korydallos Women’s Prison (paragraph 132); - the comments of the Greek authorities on the frequent transfer of prisoners from one prison to another around the country (paragraph 133).