5.2. Conducting the visits During the feedback session, the members of the visiting delegation summarize their experience gained in the course of the visit, including the documents inspected and/or copied, and point out the additional documents that shall be submitted to the NPM by the staff members of the given place of detention. They also share their positive and/or negative impressions in connection with the detainees’ treatment and the conditions of detention with the head of the given place of detention, which promotes best practices and facilitates the promptest possible solution of problems. The head of the visiting delegation draws the attention of the head and the personnel of the given place of detention to the prohibition of sanctions stipulated in Article 21.1 of the OPCAT. 5.2.6. Processing and evaluating experiences gained and information obtained in the course of the visits The members of the visiting delegation process the experiences gained and information obtained at the given place of detention. During the discussion, they may identify situations causing trouble and the responses given to them. Visiting various types of places of detention, meeting children and adults deprived – to various extents – of their personal liberty may be overwhelming even in the absence of circumstances indicative of ill-treatment. In addition to helping the members of the visiting delegation to keep their psychological well-being, joint analyses increase the efficiency of future visits by pointing out the reasons and effects of their decisions made on the spot. The head of the visiting delegation prepares a brief memo for me on the most important lessons of the visit. Following this memo summarizing the visit’s most important lessons, the head of the visiting delegation prepares a short summary of the on-site inspection which, upon my approval, is published, both in Hungarian and English, on the NPM’s homepage. 49