20 npm annual report 2016 /observations and recommendations • Renovations are not considered unexpected exceptional circumstances that would justify limiting the right of persons deprived of their liberty to outdoor exercise (Imatra). • Cells do not usually get natural light and do not often have TV and electrical sockets. • A cell did not have a call button (Espoo). The Deputy-Ombudsman recommended that the police prison should avoid using the cell unless it can provide continuous monitoring. • The cells for intoxicated persons did not have call buttons (Åland). Comment: The Åland police has notified that it will install call buttons in the cells. • Renovated cells intended for remand prisoners did not have proper storage facilities for property (e.g. clothes) and food, and some of the property had to be kept on the floor. There was no place for hanging up clean laundry to dry in the cell, and no other place had been designated for the purpose (Vantaa). The Deputy-Ombudsman recommended that the police prison should consider adding storage solutions to the cells so that, for example, food items would not have to be stored on the floor. He also recommended that the police prison should arrange a space for drying clothes. • The toilets of cells for remand prisoners did not have hand-held showers (Vantaa). The Deputy-Ombudsman recommended that police prisons should pay particular attention to female remand prisoners’ need to maintain their personal hygiene and provide them with an opportunity to shower more frequently.