The last two paragraphs read:
“By engaging them [difficult inmates] in purposeful and rewarded activity, the Prison Service can continue the process of reintegrating them back into normal conditions. We can also manage the risk of further disruptive behaviour toward staff and other prisoners.”
“Prisoners in close supervision are therefore encouraged to take part in constructive activity and, through a cashless system [worth £1.10 a session], they can buy approved items within the prison.”
“Prisoners in close supervision who are not engaged in purposeful activity take longer to reintegrate, are potentially more dangerous and are therefore more expensive to manage.”