However, these same concerns remained during this inspection. The inadequacy of the Hawk and Falcon compounds necessitate the requirement for compounds like the existing high security compounds but with modifications for a lower risk population. These modifications include but are not limited to: • • • • • • replacing bolted-down chairs and tables with unfixed furniture made of more comfortable materials, such as couches, armchairs, and chairs RECOMMENDATION 3: Until such time as they are decommissioned, Serco and the Department should review the number of officers staffing the Hawk and Falcon compounds with the intention of increasing numbers to respond to the identified safety concerns. with back support ensuring suitable access to facilities for mobility impaired people, including building access installing doors to separate bathrooms from sleeping quarters installing beds with appropriate safety rails on the top bunk and secure storage facilities in bedrooms sufficient outdoor seating and gym equipment limiting shared accommodation arrangements to the extent possible. RECOMMENDATION 2: The Government should decommission the Hawk and Falcon compounds and replace them with multiple smaller compounds. These compounds should be similar in design to the existing high-security compounds but with modifications to reflect their designation as low-security compounds. Figure 3: YHIDC perimeter fences 6.3 Drug infiltration Drug infiltration (including prescribed drug diversion) poses a significant risk to the health and safety of people in detention and staff alike. Many people are vulnerable to intimidation, may become caught up in drug and alcohol-fuelled violence and aggression, and may experience unreasonable Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre Inspection Report • 2024 • 27