Read the following policy regarding inmate work assignments:
"Policy 505 - Inmate Labor and Compensation: All able-bodied inmates are required to participate in assigned work details, such as kitchen, maintenance, or sanitation. Inmates who refuse a lawful work assignment will be subject to disciplinary action, including the loss of good-time credits. Inmates assigned to 'Trustee' positions (e.g., library clerk, chaplain’s assistant) must have a clean disciplinary record for at least six consecutive months. Wages for work details are credited to the inmate'scommissary account on the 1st and 15th of every month. Inmates currently in Disciplinary Segregation are ineligible to receive work wages for the duration of their punitive stay."
According to the policy, what is a mandatory requirement for an inmate to be considered for a "Trustee" position?
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