(1) The gate-keeper shall not allow the keys of the inner and outer main gates to pass out of his personal custody until the lock-up is completed in the evening.
(2) After completion of the lock-up a second padlock shall be put upon the wicket of the inner gate.
(3) The gate-keeper shall then in the presence of the Jailor make over the key of the large folding doors of the inner gate and outer gate to the head warder, who shall lock it up with other keys not required for the night in the gate key-box.
(4) The gate-keeper shall also in the Jailor’s presence make over one of the keys of the inner wicket to the Head Warder who is to patrol inside the Jail and the other key of the inner wicket gate to the night duty officer or night round officer and key of the outer wicket gate, along with other keys, to the night gate sentry.