No. 30. Prisons. 1967.


 (e) cellular confinement for a period not exceeding 14
 days or, where the prisoner is found guilty of mutiny
 or incitement to mutiny, or of gross personal violence
 to a member of thle prison staff, not exceeding twenty-
 eight days;
 (f) stoppage of earnings for a period not exceeding
 twenty-eighzt days;
 (g) in the case of the offences of mutiny or the incite-
 ment to mutiny, or taking part in any assault or
 attack on any member of the prison staff or Medical
 Officer, corporal punishment: Provided that a sen-
 tence of corporal punishment shall not be imposed
 upon-
 (i) any female;
 (ii)'any male under sentence of death or over the age
 of 45 years;
 (iii) any male except with the approval of the Adminis-
 trator acting in his discretion:
 (iv) any civil prisoner.

 40. Where any prisoner colnuilits any grave or minor Funishment
prison offence then, on suich prisoner being lound guilty there- "or gra-e and
of on an enquiry before the Superintendent, the Sjpernten- minor offences.
dent may impose any or all of the following punishments-
 (a) reduction of diet to N,). I p-uishmient diet for any
 period not exceeding seven consecutive days;
 (b) reduction of diet to No. 2 punishment diet for any
 period not exceeding 14 consecutive days;
 (c) suspension or postponement ,' any privilege,; for any
 period not exceeding twenty-eight (la.s;
 (d) forfeiture of remission for llny period not exceeding
 thirty days.

 41. (1) Where corporal punishment i imposed under Corporal
section 39 of this Ordinance the nr fiber ," strokes shall not Punishment.
exceed, in the case of a young prisoner ten. and in the case
of any other prisoner eighteen.
 (2) Corporal punishment shall be inflicted by such instru-
ment and in such manner as may b specified in'Prison Rules,
and the Medical Officer of the prison shall attend the execution
of such sentence; and for the purpose of prev-,nting" injury