cover of appropriate size for the organization of outdoor exercise in bad weather conditions. 2.14.2. The exercise yards designated for juveniles shall be equipped the supplies necessary for physical exercise, games, and sports, as well as cover of appropriate size for the organization of outdoor exercise in bad weather conditions. 2.14.3. The duration of outdoor exercise for persons deprived of liberty shall be at least one hour per day, and the frequency shall be daily. 2.14.4. It is necessary to secure a consistent legislative approach to the outdoor exercise of women deprived of liberty by enabling women, including both pre-trial detainees and convicted women, to exercise the right to daily outdoor exercise lasting not less than two hours per day. 2.15. Safeguarding the Right to Education 2.15.1. Proper exercise of the right to education shall be secured for persons deprived of liberty, including juveniles, especially by means of taking measures to solve the legislative and organizational issues related to the education process for persons deprived of liberty. 2.15.2. Measures should be taken to secure the proper exercise of the right to education (including secondary) for juveniles deprived of liberty, and organizing regular, coordinated, and targeted courses and activities (educational, cultural, athletic, and other) for juveniles that are deprived of liberty. 2.15.3. The education of persons deprived of liberty shall in practice be, to the extent possible, integrated with the country’s existing education and vocational training system, so that after being released, they can continue their education and vocational training without difficulties. 41