8 THE PARLIAMENTARY OMBUDSMEN’S INSPEC TIONS OF REMAND PRISONS 2015–2019 no other alternatives. However, no such decision was ever made. Instead, the inmate was informed of the remand prison’s policy that she would not be provided with the possibility to associate with others during her period of treatment. In response, the Prison and Probation Service stated that there is no such policy within the agency. In short, the inmate has been segregated without any legal support from the time when the prosecutor’s restrictions ceased. The prison deserves serious criticism for what has happened.”45 45 See the Parliamentary Ombudsmen 2018/19 p. 146, dnr 5969-2015. – 56 –