* At the end of that period prisoners who "do not co-operate with the regime or engage in rehabilitation" will move onto a "basic level" of entitlement and will not be given in cell televisions or regular access to the gym.
On reaching the enhanced level, prisoners were allowed to wear their own clothes, have extra visits, more time out of the cell and in-cell television.
Rather, the Titans will be spanking new shiny steel and red brick affairs, with porcelain sanitation provision, in-cell television and high-tech monitoring of prisoners.
The production's costume designer, Patrick Burnier, also created the set, which frames the stage with three movable panels that also serve as video screens, showing at various times what appear to be close-ups of microscopic cells, television static, scientific equations and body parts.
A Prison Service spokesperson said: "In-cell televisions are funded by prisoners from rental payments.
The reforms, in 2013, led to a near total ban on parcels; restrictions on the use of in-cell televisions; and tougher rules for inmates who'd been downgraded in status from "enhanced" to "basic".
Computers, laptops, tablets, cell phones, television, social media, texting, video chatting... on March 7th, thousands across the globe will disconnect from these daily devices in order to reconnect with the analog world.
They include turning single cells into double cells, using television rooms and other communal spaces as emergency dormitories, putting healthy women prisoners in empty beds in hospital wings, and harmless petty offenders in maximum security jails.
Combine it with DSL, cell and television, and you can save hundreds of dollars a year.
He is sitting in his cell watching television when I visit.
At Barwon prison, Williams spent 18 hours a day locked in his 4m by 3m cell, watching television and playing Celine Dion and Shania Twain CDs.
