(1) The barracks and cells shall be unlocked at dawn throughout the year, as soon as it is possible to see the movements of the prisoners distinctly outside the barracks.
(2) Twenty minutes before the opening of barracks, the rising bell or gong shall be sounded and the convict overseers and watchmen shall then rouse the prisoners and make them shake out and fold up their bedding neatly.
(3) The prisoners (each having arranged his bedding on his sleeping berth) shall then sit in double file down the centre of the barrack with the leading pair at the gate.
(4) The convict officers shall ascertain if any prisoners are sick or wish to see the Medical Subordinate.
(5) All these shall be placed at the rear of the file and on the arrival of the Jailor, Deputy Jailor, Head Warder and Warders, the ward shall be opened and the prisoners marched out in pairs, searched, counted and their numbers checked with the entries in the Lock-up reportbook.