; and (ii) provide access to out-of-cell, congregate, trauma-informed, therapeutic programming aimed at promoting personal development, addressing underlying causes of problematic behavior resulting in the alternative unit placement, and helping prepare for discharge from the unit to the general population and to the community. (F) Prohibition on limitation of services In all Federal facilities, no limitation on services, programming, treatment, contact visitation, phone calls, email, mail, or basic needs such as clothing, food, or bedding shall be imposed as a form of punishment, discipline, or for any other reason. No involuntary restricted diets or any other involuntary change in diet shall be imposed as a form of punishment, discipline, or for any other reason. Nor shall approved personal property be confiscated as a form of punishment, discipline, or for any other reason. (3) Due process requirements (A) Hearing regulations The reasons and procedures for placement in protective custody shall be subject to the regulations, rules, standards, and procedures (or any successors thereof) applicable to each Federal agency. All hearings under such regulations shall comply with paragraph (4). The conditions for all people in protective custody shall comply with subparagraphs (A), (E), and (F) of paragraph (2), and paragraph (5). (B) Review of placement The placement of an incarcerated individual in an alternative unit shall be meaningfully reviewed at least within the first 15 days after placement and at least every 15 days thereafter by a multidisciplinary team, including program and health care staff, to determine whether the incarcerated person’s release to the general facility population continues to present a specific and significant risk of imminent serious physical injury to the individual, staff, or other incarcerated persons. If a person is not discharged from such housing at such a review, they shall promptly receive in writing the reasons for the determination and the program, treatment, service, or