I reiterate my condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Day, whom I met at the culmination of a process which included a series of internal investigations overseen by a panel on which sat the chief inspector of prisons and Mr. and Mrs. Day, an extensive coroner’s inquest, and a series of follow-up discussions between Mr. and Mrs. Day and the then deputy director general of the Prison Service.
Learning from Paul Day’s death has contributed to significant change in prison segregation units. I have no plans to commission further studies.