47 I/I Part One – Recommendations made in 2014 in the Reports of Visits conducted in late 2013 I/I - 1 Police Administration of the City of Belgrade and the police stations it comprises128: Written notice of the rights of persons remanded in custody shall be given whenever persons are remanded in custody on any grounds (Code of Criminal Procedure, Law on Police, Law on Misdemeanours and Law on Road Safety). The Ministry of Interior shall amend the existing Instructions on Treatment of Persons brought in by Police and Persons in Custody and bring them in compliance with the relevant standards of the Council of Europe by stipulating that police officers are not allowed to be present during medical examination of persons deprived of liberty, unless explicitly asked to do so by the attending physician. Police officers shall be present during medical examination only at the explicit request of a physician, which fact shall be recorded in an official note. The documentation/case files compiled in connection with the deprivation of liberty or remanding in custody cannot contain medical records of the person created in connection with the medical examination of the person concerned after the passing of a decision to remand the person in police custody or in the period immediately preceding the passing of such decision. If a medical doctor or another health care professional who examines a person remanded in custody under a relevant decision or who attends to such person in other ways believes it is in the best medical interest of the patient/person remanded in custody to provide a police officer with certain information and/or instructions, i.e. medical data (e.g. if medicines must be administered at specific intervals, if special handling is required etc.), the medical doctor or another health care professional shall provide such information and/or instructions to the police officer in charge. The police officer in charge shall make an official note of the information thus received without delay, which information shall be included in that person’s custody files. The Police Station in Zvezdara shall provide persons remanded in custody without delay with a decision or order to remand them in custody, as well as all other relevant documentation (notice of the person’s rights, receipt for confiscated items, medical report etc.) and persons remanded in custody shall be allowed to keep this documentation on their person while they are remanded in custody. The Police Station in Stari grad shall create a custody report on the standard form also for any persons remanded in custody under the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Law on Road Safety and all custody reports shall be made available to the persons remanded in custody, who shall sign such reports; alternatively, if a person in custody refuses to sign a report, a note to that effect shall be included in the report. The Ministry of Interior shall amend the Instructions on Treatment of Persons brought in by Police and Persons in Custody by stipulating that binding is to be applied only when strictly necessary, rather than whenever a person in custody is transported, as is currently the case. At the Police Administration of the City of Belgrade, police officers shall not use handcuffs on every person brought in by police vehicles; instead, this shall be done only when justified reasons pertain, in the cases provided for by the law. 128 Report of the Visit to the Police Administration of the City of Belgrade, 71-71/13.