Chapter 2 - Report of the Complaints, Monitoring and Inquiries Group It was observed that the conditions generally meet the minimum standards. However, some detention centres built during the colonial era are not conducive for the habitation of detainees. For example, at Taiping Prison, there are no toilet facilities in some cells and detainees are forced to use buckets instead. Death row detainees at both the Taiping and Alor Setar Prisons complained that they were not given sufficient time for recreational activities. They also asked if arrangements could be made for withdrawal of their contributions to the Employees Provident Fund, to ease the financial burden of family-members. Table 3: Visits to Places of Detention, 2012 NO. PLACES OF DETENTION DATE 1. Johor Bahru Prison, Johor 27 January 2. Taiping Prison, Perak 28 February 3. Alor Setar Prison, Kedah 29 February 4. Penor Prison, Kuantan, Pahang 12 March 5. Bentong Prison, Pahang 13 March 6. Rehabilitation Centre, Muar, Johor 2 April 7. Kluang Prison, Kluang, Johor 2 April 8. Simpang Renggam Prison, Johor 3 April 9. Kamunting Detention Camp, Taiping, Perak 18 May 10. Kamunting Detention Camp, Taiping, Perak 1 June 11. Perlis Correctional Centre, Arau, Perlis 6 June 12. Kamunting Detention Camp, Taiping, Perak 6 July 13. Kajang Prison, Selangor 14. Kamunting Detention Camp, Taiping, Perak 8 November 15. Correctional Centre, Arau, Perlis 19 December 16. Rehabilitation Centre, Batu Gajah, Perak 20 December 19 September 63