text: prison officers, thereby contributing to the enhancement of their status and professional identity; "(r) To establish and maintain a better understanding of the issues relating to penal systems through public education programmes and contact with the media and other interested organizations and institutions, so as to create a more positive image of all staff, whether they work in penal institutions or in the community, with responsibility for the maintenance of public safety and the reintegration of offenders into the community; "(s) To consider how the status and public image of prison officers might be enhanced by the introduction of a new title that more accurately reflects their expanded role, together with a suitably styled uniform and appropriate conditions of service, pay and pension arrangements; "(t) To establish appropriate training programmes to prepare and enable both management and staff to exercise their responsibilities within a legal and policy framework that determines their authority and accountability at all levels to make decisions and use discretion in relation to the individual treatment and personal development of prisoners, their security, care and control. "B "WORK, EDUCATION, LEISURE AND FAMILY VISITS "The Eighth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment of Offenders, "Acknowledging the contribution of prison labour to the process of the rehabilitation and the reintegration of inmates into society, "Noting with appreciation the research study on prison labour carried out by the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute, "Drawing attention to the Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Economic and Social Council resolution 663 Cl (XXIV) of 31 July 1957) and other international instruments in relation to prison labour, "Emphasizing the need for further research, exchange of information and provision of technical assistance through the United Nations human rights and criminal justice programmes,
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the role and treatment of prison officers and prisoners, discussing their education, training, and rehabilitation. It also touches on the international standards and instruments related to prison labour and treatment. This suggests that the text is more closely related to the fields of law, justice, and social welfare.