; (II) any continued use of restraints shall be meaningfully reviewed at least every 12 hours and discontinued once restraints are no longer necessary to prevent an ongoing significant and serious threat of imminent serious physical injury to other inmates or staff and at each 12-hour interval, the regional director shall be notified about the continued use of restraints; and (III) restraints shall not be used for more than 3 days, unless the Director of the Bureau of Prisons or the Director of the United States Marshals Service, as applicable, or a designee— (aa) provides prior approval for the use of restraints for more than 3 days; (bb) makes a written finding that the continued use of restraints is necessary to prevent an ongoing significant and serious risk of imminent serious physical injury to other inmates or staff; and (cc) if restraints continue to be used for more than 5 days, at least every 3 days, reviews and approves the continued use of restraints; and (B) no limitation on access to services, treatment, visiting, or basic needs, such as provision of clothing, food, and bedding, shall be imposed as a form of punishment or for any other reason except where there is an ongoing significant and serious threat to the physical safety of the inmate, other inmates, or staff; (C) no restricted diet or any other change in diet shall be imposed as a form of punishment; and (D) an inmate shall— (i) always have access to any authorized personal property belonging to the inmate