The Governor may examine any person touching any alleged offence against the discipline of the institution, and determine thereupon and punish the offence. In addition to the power vested in the Governor for ordering an inmate to be placed in the Penal Class, the above offences may be punished in the following way:-- (1) By deprivation of any privilege, or (2) In the manner prescribed by Prison Rules. If an inmate is charged with any serious or repeated offence for which the punishment the Governor is authorized to inflict is deemed insufficient, she shall be brought before the Visiting Committee, or one of them, who, in addition to any power vested in the Governor, may order such punishment as is prescribed by Prison Rules; or, in the exercise of their discretion, may report her to the Secretary of State as incorrigible, or exercising a bad influence, with a view to commutation to a sentence of imprisonment under Section 7 of the Act of 1908. 18. Officers and Inmates of Borstal Institutions shall be subject to the Standing Orders for Local Prisons, except in so far as they are inconsistent with the Regulations and Instructions made under the Prevention of Crime Act, 1908. TIME TABLE FOR FEMALES. 6.0 a.m. Inmates rise. 6.30 " Clean rooms, boots, &c. 7.25 " Inmates breakfast. 7.55 " Chapel. 8.15 " Labour. 12 noon Drill Exercise and inmates dinner. 1.25 p.m. Labour. 5.0 " Inmates tea. 5.30 " Bible class, choir practice, singing class & bathing. 6.0 " Silent hour. 7.0 " Evening labour. 8.0 " Recreation. 9.30 " Lights out. APPENDIX (b) RULES FOR PERSONS UNDERGOING PREVENTIVE DETENTION. (1.) Persons undergoing Preventive Detention shall be divided into three Grades, Ordinary, Special, and Disciplinary. On entering upon Preventive Detention, they shall be placed in the Ordinary Grade. (2.) After every six months passed in the Ordinary Grade with exemplary conduct a prisoner who has shown zeal and industry in the work assigned to him may be awarded a certificate of industry and conduct. Four of these certificates will entitle him to promotion to the Special Grade. With each certificate a prisoner will receive a good conduct stripe carrying privileges or a small money payment. (3.) A prisoner may be placed in the Disciplinary Grade by order of the Governor as part of a punishment for misconduct, or because he is known to be exercising a bad influence on others, and may be kept there as long as may be necessary in the interests of himself and of others. While in the Disciplinary Grade he may be employed in association if his conduct justifies association, but he will not be associated with others except at labour.