the first report, allowing weekend leave and sentences to be served at weekends or extramurally, have been repealed. The Director of Prisons was instead empowered to grant discretionary day release to prisoners for training, and to allow them up to five days predischarge leave. 23. There are no facilities on the Islands for long-term patients in hospital or mental institutions. Such patients would be placed in accommodation in either the United States or Jamaica. Article 13 2A. By virtue of the Caymanian Protection Law, no person with Caymanian status may be deported. Such status may, however, be acquired by grant of the Caymanian Protection Board as well as by birth. If, within seven years of being granted status, a person is convicted by a court of a criminal offence which, in the court's opinion, is a grave offence or was facilitated by the offender's Caymanian status, the court may recommend that the status be forfeited. If the recommendation is accepted by the Caymanian Protection Board, the person concerned would lose the protection from deportation which his status formerly afforded him. The Board also has the power to grant non-Caymanians the right to remain permanently within the Islands. Deportation orders cannot be made against such persons, unless they have lost their right to permanent residence after being sentenced to a term of at least one year's imprisonment or as a result of one of the other specified circumstances set out in the Caymanian Protection Law. 25. Deportation orders may be made only by the Governor in accordance with the Caymanian Protection Law 198A. The law prescribes both the classes of persons against whom an order may be made and the detailed procedure that must be followed. Proceedings may be instituted only by or with the sanction of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the laws and regulations governing the administration of a territory, specifically the Cayman Islands. It touches on topics such as prisoner release, deportation, and the protection of certain individuals. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that the text is related to government or administrative policies.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief