38 4. Register of domestic places of detention and the NPM’s annual schedule of visits Pursuant to Article 20(a) of the OPCAT, the States Parties, in order to enable the National Preventive Mechanisms to fulfil their mandate, grant them “access to all information concerning the number of persons deprived of their liberty in places of detention as defined in article 4, as well as the number of places and their location”. Type Social care institutions Child protection services Juvenile correctional institutions Penitentiary system Two healthcare institutions of the penitentiary system (separately) Police Airport Police Directorate (separately) Healthcare5 Guarded refugee reception centres Administration of justice (number of persons in detention rooms on the last business day of December 2017) Total Number of places Capacity 1,436 88,761 83,658 614 2 29,215 20,9673 5 564 413 36 13,923 17,081 2 608 374 1,354 2,598 3124 1 Number of detainees 4 50 0 154 9,510 4,783 3 790 56 159 320 357 3,767 146,339 127,628 The aggregate list of places of detention under Hungarian jurisdiction as of 31 December 2017 (unless indicated otherwise in the table). [1] Exclusive of the own homes of foster parents. [2] Exclusive of the external venues reserved for persons in post-care. [3] Number of minors receiving child protection services (exclusive of the number of persons in post-care). [4] In 2017 there were altogether 99,573 persons detained for 7.08 hours on average in police places of detention, exclusive of persons detained at guarded lodgings where 520 persons were restricted in their freedom for 55.43 days on average. [5] Data for the following wards of hospitals: psychiatry; addictology; psychiatric rehabilitation; addictological rehabilitation; child and youth psychiatry; child and youth psychiatric rehabilitation; child and youth addictology; child and youth addictological rehabilitation; gerontology; infectology; AIDS care; tropical diseases care. [6] In 2017 there were altogether 378 persons detained for 46.12 days on average at the premises of the Guarded Refugee Reception Centre. [7] In 2017 there were altogether 6,845 detainees detained for 2 hours on average on the premises of courts suitable for apprehension.