(b)

1. (1) There must be personnel on duty twenty-four (24) hours per day who are awake, alert, and responsive to all situations that might arise.
2. (2) Staffing patterns must be approved annually by the criminal detention facility review committee to ensure that an adequate number of personnel are on duty at all times.
3. (3) Unless exigent circumstances have been documented, if both male and female detainees are confined, both male and female jail personnel shall be on duty.

(c)

1. (1) Personnel must be able to hear all detainees, either in person or by means of electronic monitoring devices, at all times.
2. (2) At no more than sixty-minute intervals and on an irregular basis, personnel shall visually check all security features of the cell area and account for all detainees.
3. (3) Personnel shall watch for any unusual factors or circumstances and the results of this check shall be logged in writing by the person making the check.

(e)

1. (1) No detainee shall:

   1. (A) Exercise any authority over any other detainee;
   2. (B) Be given access to records of other detainees; or
   3. (C) Be permitted to have access to or use of keys that control facility security.
2. (2) However, this section does not preclude the use of peer counselors or mentors in rehabilitative programs.