; and (21) incarcerated persons should be permitted, whenever practicable, to eat in a congregate setting, whether that is a specialized room or a housing area dayroom, absent an individualized decision that a congregate setting is inappropriate for a particular individual, and incarcerated persons shall be allowed an adequate time to eat each meal. (c) incarcerated person conditions during menstruation The Director, in consultation with the Director of the Women and Special Populations Branch, shall ensure that incarcerated persons during the time of menstruation are treated with dignity and respect, and that such incarcerated persons are given appropriate medical and hygienic care, including as necessary for pain relief. This shall include free and adequate supply of menstrual materials as well as sufficient access to toilet paper. 607. Gender-specific posts The Director shall ensure that ensure the assignment of female staff at locations in female institutions where incarcerated person searches are common, such that Bureau of Prisons is in compliance with the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003 without requiring female Correctional Officers to leave other assigned posts. 608. Female incarcerated person nutritional standards (a) Nutritional standards for female incarcerated persons The Director shall revise the Bureau of Prisons standards for nutrition to ensure they are gender-specific, and that women receive a healthy diet consistent with national dietary guidelines for women. (b) Nutraloaf prohibited The Director shall ensure that food quantity, type, or the prohibition of food, shall never be used as a means of discipline, and the Bureau of Prisons shall never provide as meals to incarcerated persons Nutraloaf , ground up leftovers, or any similar meal. (c) Pregnant and lactating incarcerated persons For pregnant and lactating incarcerated persons nutrition standards shall reflect the following: (1) Access to at least 64–96 ounces of fluid per day. (2) Access to appropriate dietary supplements. (3) Caloric