been remanded by a judge as they have not been given bail or their offence is non-bailable, and whose files have not been sent to the Attorney General (hereinafter referred to as AG) for determination whether to indict for an offence, or are awaiting the commencement of the trial or have ongoing trials. 7.1. Prisoners with special duties • Ward Leader - A ward leader (“kamara party”) is appointed from amongst the prisoners by prison officers, and is in charge of the ward. He or she is responsible for the maintenance of the ward, ensuring the prisoners in the ward follow prison rules, and assisting prison officers with day to day activities, such as finding prisoners who receive family visits and have to be sent to the visit room. They are also expected to report to officers about prisoners who break prison rules or engage in violent behaviour. • Visit party – Visit party is a prisoner assigned with the special duty of informing prisoners of the visits they receive from family by announcing the prisoner number or the name of the prisoner who has a visitor. This often entails going to the relevant ward or if the ward is not known going to different wards to find the prisoner. • Kitchen party - Kitchen party (“kussi party”) are prisoners assigned to the kitchen of prisons and are involved in the preparation of meals and the distribution of food. • Office party - These prisoners assist prison officers with duties in office branches, such as the RC and Welfare Branch. • Work party - These are convicted prisoners assigned with work, in the industrial sections or cleaning and maintenance. Prisoners who work outside the perimeter wall or the boundary of the prison are known as ‘out party’ 35