According to the information collected during the visit to Lepoglava State Prison, there are over two hundred final decisions from executing judges (judges responsible for the execution of prison sentences) on the violation of rights referred to in Article 74 of the EPSA in respect of the accommodation conditions. Additionally, during the visit special attention was given to provision of health care, implementation of treatment, performance of disciplinary measures and specific measures of maintaining order and security. As the prisoners in certain wards more frequently complained about the work of treatment officers, we have examined the auxiliary records kept in the wards as well as the prisoners' personal files. It was established that particular treatment officers spend very little time in the wards, that is, in direct contact with the prisoners. As a consequence, prisoners in those wards who requested an interview had to wait longer for it, so when they are called to talk with the treatment officer, the reasons for the interview are often already outdated. All of the above contributes to the overall dissatisfaction of prisoners. The head of the prison was warned about the identified problem and given a verbal recommendation to find a suitable organisational solution for ensuring the everyday presence of treatment officers in the wards. Furthermore, during the visit it was established that a growing number of prisoners are becoming addicts while serving their prison sentence. As a result, it was recommended that records of new Suboxone addicts should be kept in order to gain better insight as to the scope of this issue and to be able to plan potential preventive procedures. Finally, a lack of appropriate medical follow-up or support to addicts who wish to quit their Suboxone therapy was established. Prisoners who do not have a health insurance policy with the Croatian Health Insurance Fund (hereinafter: HZZO), and who suffer from hepatitis C and were recommended for medical treatment, do not receive it because the Ministry of Justice does not have allocated funds for that purpose. f) Zagreb County Prison Zagreb County Prison accommodates the highest number of persons deprived of their liberty in the entire prison system - the total of 881 persons. At the time of the visit, the County Prison's occupancy rate was 162%, which generates violations of the rights of persons deprived of liberty in terms of the accommodation conditions. Furthermore, the worst conditions were established in rooms occupied by the persons serving prison sentences for misdemeanours. For example, a dormitory of 87.80 m2 in size, where misdemeanour offenders stay 22 hours a day without any organised activities has 31 beds and two auxiliary mattresses and during the visit it was occupied by 21 persons deprived of their liberty. This room has only one toilet. It is not possible to separate smokers from non-smokers. The second dormitory is 43.71 m² in size, with 16 beds and 13 residents at the time of the visit. All of them are complaining about the cleanliness of their blankets because they are, due to the lack of laundry washing machines, washed only once or twice a year. Conversely, dormitories in the County Prison's medium security ward in Vukomerec are generally in compliance with international and legal accommodation standards.