Appendix Two Member overview In the first annual report of the UK NPM, we profiled each of the NPM members, setting out detailed information on their mandate, structure and methodology. Rather than replicate that information in subsequent annual reports, we have set out below a short description of each member, as a reminder. We have also included details of any significant changes during 2012–13. Detailed information about each member can be found in our first annual report, the online database of UK NPM members, or the annual reports or websites of the individual members.24 As in previous annual reports, 19 organisations are included below, even though only 18 are designated as members of the NPM. The 19th organisation – Independent Custody Visitors Scotland – has not been designated separately but is a member of the designated ICVA. Care and Social Services Inspectorate Wales CSSIW regulates and inspects all social care services in Wales. This includes secure accommodation, where children are placed either for their offending behaviour or because they pose a significant risk to themselves or others. CSSIW also monitors the deprivation of liberty safeguards during its regular inspections of adult care homes. www.cssiw.org.uk http://cssiw.org.uk/docs/cssiw report/130110annualen.pdf Care Quality Commission CQC is an independent statutory organisation responsible for monitoring, inspecting and regulating health and adult social care services in England, to make sure they meet fundamental standards of quality and safety. CQC also monitors the operation of the Mental Health Act 1983, including those who are detained under mental health law. CQC carries out inspections of health care in prisons and immigration detention alongside Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) and participates in inspections of police custody alongside HMIP and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary. www.cqc.org.uk http://www.cqc.org.uk/sites/default files/media/documents/annual report_2012_2013.pdf Criminal Justice Inspection Northern Ireland CJINI is a statutory body with responsibility for inspecting all aspects of the criminal justice system. CJINI’s mandate is broad and it may inspect a range of places of detention, including prisons, a juvenile justice centre, police custody and court custody. www.cjini.org http://www.cjini.org/CJNI/files/c8/c806f120 211a-4990-8a41-416ce13eaeda.pdf 24 The online database of UK NPM members, compiled by the Human Rights Implementation Centre at the University of Bristol in association with the members themselves, is available at: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/law/research/centres-themes/hric/ hricnpmukdatabase/index.html. 36