Inspectors looked at whether recommendations had been implemented at Scotland's main young offenders institution
The young offenders institution was heavily criticised last year following the deaths of Katie Allan and William Brown in 2018.
The Scottish government ordered the review of fatal accident inquiries following the deaths of two young people.
The Scottish Human Rights Commission spoke to grieving relatives in a bid to improve the fatal accident inquiry system.
Labour MP Blair McDougall is calling for Crown immunity in UK prison estates to be abolished.
Seven recommendations have been made by a sheriff after an FAI into the death of 20-year-old Jack McKenzie in Polmont.
Justice Secretary Angela Constance is using existing ministerial powers to remove means-testing for legal aid in such cases.
Katie Allan, 21, and William Brown, 16, took their own lives in separate incidents at Polmont Young Offenders Institution in 2018.
A fatal accident inquiry concludes that Katie Allan, 21, and William Brown, 16, may not have died if reasonable precautions had been taken.
