Article 140. Conditions of serving sentences in institutions of extreme security of the Criminal Executive Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan
1. Convicts have the right to a daily walk lasting:
1) under strict conditions of serving a sentence – one hour;
2) under normal conditions of serving a sentence – an hour and a half;
3) in light conditions of serving a sentence – two hours.
2. Convicts serving their sentences under normal conditions live in cells.
They have the right:
1) spend monthly on the purchase of food and basic necessities the funds available in the cash control accounts of the temporary placement of money, in the amount of up to five monthly calculation indices;
2) receive three parcels or transfers and three parcels during the year;
3) have three short-term dates and one long-term date during the year.
3. Convicts serving sentences in light conditions live in cells.
They have the right:
1) spend monthly on the purchase of food and basic necessities the funds available in the cash control accounts of the temporary placement of money, in the amount of up to seven monthly calculation indices;
2) receive four parcels or transfers and four parcels during the year;
3) have three short-term and two long-term dates during the year.
4. Convicts serving sentences in strict conditions live in cells.
They have the right:
1) spend monthly on the purchase of food and basic necessities the funds available in the cash control accounts of the temporary placement of money, in the amount of up to two monthly calculation indices;
2) receive one parcel or transfer and one parcel per year;
3) have two short-term dates during the year.
President
Republic of Kazakhstan
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