5.13.4. 5.13.5. Proper working conditions, including access to hot water, shall be secured for the staff that works in the canteens of psychiatric organizations. The dining halls of psychiatric organizations shall be improved, ensuring furniture to match the number of persons held in the wards, which will rule out the practice of persons with mental health issues eating in shifts or standingly. 5.14. Outdoor Exercise and the Possibility of Free Movement 5.14.1. 5.14.2. 5.14.3. 5.14.4. Patients shall have access to daily outdoor exercise. Such right may not be restricted on the sole ground that the person has a mental health issue or at some point in the past has committed an act prohibited by law. Every restriction of the rights of persons held in psychiatric organizations, including restrictions of the right of access to outdoor exercise, shall be recorded in the medical histories, and shall include the respective justification for the restriction. Patients shall not be subject to restrictions of daytime stay in the patient rooms or access to the beds. A psychiatric organization shall have ramps and be accommodated for persons with disabilities, wheelchair users, and patients with mobility issues. 5.15. Contacts with the Outside World 5.15.1. For persons with mental health issues, full enjoyment of the right of access to a telephone shall be safeguarded. Whenever the right of access to a telephone is restricted, it shall be properly reasoned and documented in the respective document (such as the medical history), ensuring that such restrictions of the 69