chase all they need, including hygiene items. from the services. 4. Seek to involve the beneficiary of the provided housing service – once allocated to him - in developing the design in a manner that is compatible with his family’s status and household needs. Second: Regarding persons whose freedom is restricted: 1. Review the contents of the store (the inmate’s shop) periodically and make sure that all the basic commodities such as clothes and sports shoes of all sizes, cleaning materials, personal care items, and food are available to enable all inmates to buy what they need when it is their turn to go to the store, in addition to the need to monitor prices to make sure they are appropriate and affordable for everyone. Requirement Four Recommendations Pertaining to the Right to Enjoy an Adequate Standard of Living In view of the foregoing, the NIHR recommends the following: 2. Ensure that inmates are present within the appropriate classification in terms of type of criminal offenses, duration, and other criteria that guarantee the well-being of the accused and his compliance with reform and rehabilitation programs. First: Regarding ordinary people: 1. Work on finding a mechanism to link information between the Ministry of Housing and other agencies in the Kingdom, in a way that ensures that citizens’ databases are revised and updated periodically and guarantees that they receive their housing requests when they are due. 3. Intensify food inspection and control on a regular basis to ensure its quality and sufficiency, and to make sure that all inmates receive the meals at appropriate times and that they meet the requirements of the inmates’ medical conditions, as the case may be. 2. Reduce the waiting time for citizens to obtain housing services to ensure that they and their families enjoy the right to an adequate standard of living. 4. Carry out periodic maintenance of water coolers, water heaters, and air conditioners on a regular basis for all inmates’ buildings. 3. Coordinate with the legislative authority to enact a comprehensive housing law that prescribes benefits and services, and the grounds and conditions for canceling benefiting 84