Table 63 Days spent in penal institutions during the year, by sex of the person, type of sanction, and type of imprisonment. 2005

63	Days spent in penal institutions during the year, by sex of the person, type of sanction, and type of imprisonment. 2005

Type of imprisonment	Both sexes	Males				Females

Type of imprisonment	Both sexes	Custody	Prison-sentence	Preventive detention/Security detention¹	Serving sentence for non-payment of a fine²	Custody	Prison-sentence	Preventive detention/Security detention¹	Serving sentence for non-payment of a fine²

Total	1 140 344	202 461	814 959	26 226	35 771	11 145	44 206	1 401	4 175
Closed institution	743 725	201 097	466 304	24 278	16 797	10 347	22 119	1 192	1 591
Open institution	307 604	61	271 521	38	16 344	646	16 759	0	2 235
Contract ward	12 920	111	12 494	234	81	0	0	0	0
Day release ward	26 672	479	24 916	0	338	0	939	0	0
Provisional leave	15 110	30	14 155	188	52	0	676	5	4
Hospital	6 473	683	3 840	1 145	40	152	393	204	16
Treatment institution	27 840	0	21 729	343	2 119	0	3 320	0	329

¹	The new special sanctions preventive detention, compulsory mental health care and compulsory care entered into force 1 January 2002 and was made retrospective so that security detention sentences can be reopened and reversed to one of the new special sanctions.
²	From October 2004 included, The Norwegian National Collection Agency (NCA) passed over unpaid fines to The Norwegian Correctional Services for calling up to subsidiary imprisonment after three year instead of the previous four years. With that the police districts in 2005 got passed over fine demands for two annuals (2001 and 2002) unlike other years with one annual.