PRACTICE OF WORSHIP (OPINION) also of people without any religion. Personal and collective religious practices require, on the part of those who engage in them, respect for freedom of conscience, i.e. spiritual options for other members of the community. No constraints or threats are acceptable, either in terms of observance or absence of observance of religious instructions, and particularly in terms of organisation of the department, which can only be governed by the rules laid down by the responsible authority. Rules of procedure, institutional-level plans, the various rules governing prisons or detention centres, public hospitals and accommodation centres for minors should prevail on these issues in all circumstances, and for everyone, in practices relating to everyday life, e.g. in the use of showers, activities on offer, care provided or teaching given, as well as to occupations in which both men and women are engaged. 93