Which of the following is NOT issued a Visitor Pass Card?

The Visitor Pass Card is typically issued to individuals who are allowed access to specific areas within a detention facility, often under certain conditions. Regular volunteers, while they may play an essential role in supporting the facility, usually do not require or receive a Visitor Pass Card like those issued to participants in organized tours, law enforcement personnel, or private physicians who may need access for professional reasons.

Regular volunteers often work under established protocols, which may involve different forms of identification or approval rather than a specific visitor pass. Their access may be more structured and authorized through the organization’s volunteer program rather than through a standard visitor card system, which is more applicable to temporary visitors. Thus, regular volunteers are not issued a Visitor Pass Card in the same manner as the other listed groups.