If you want to deliver an item to someone's residence, you must get approval from the residence manager first. The residence manager has to say it is okay before you can deliver the item to the person who lives there. You cannot deliver the item unless the residence manager approves it.
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46: Written communications not to be withheld if sent by or to certain persons, or
"You can send and receive private letters to or from important people like MPs, lawyers, and doctors without them being read or stopped."
48: Items intended for, or intended to be sent by, resident may be inspected, or
"Staff can check things sent to or from you if you live in a special residence."
An item may not be delivered to a residence for a resident unless the delivery is approved by the residence manager.
