CAT/OP/PER/1/Add.1 information on deaths of persons deprived of their liberty, with a view to adopting public health policies. 67. In that regard, the National Prison Institute has implemented a system that operates at the local level and transmits the prisoner ’s recorded information to the central server, known as SIP-POPE, via the Internet. The Prison Registration System is used to register prisoners who enter the prisons of Lima and Callao. Both systems contain information fields that enable the standardization of identification information and the registration of judicial decisions, reports and documents (certificate of criminal record, certificate of release, record of detention, identification sheet), thereby establishing those systems as the only official systems for the collection of information, in replacement of Excel and other systems that were previously used. 53 68. It should be noted that Legislative Decree No. 1325 provided that data identifying the entire prison population would be registered in the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status within 12 months. Once the identification process has been completed, the National Prison Institute will liaise with the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status to coordinate the delivery of national identity documents of prisoners to the prison authorities, so that prisoners can access health, education, employment and other services. 54 69. Furthermore, Legislative Decree No. 1328 provides that the National Prison Institute will implement the National Prison Register containing individual digital files for the national prison population. 55 70. Presidential Decision No. 296-2012-INPE/P established the Multidisciplinary Commission for the Diagnosis, Evaluation and Monitoring of the Death of Prisoners in Prisons, which is a national body responsible for collecting and processing information on deceased prisoners, in order to support the Office of the President of the National Prison Institute in making decisions in relation to the death of prisoners. 56 3.2.4 Ill-treatment and reprisals 71. Paragraph 66 of the Subcommittee’s report recommends that Peru take measures including training and refresher courses on human rig hts, to prevent ill-treatment of prisoners by prison staff. 72. In that regard, it should be noted that the following strategic actions related to training and awareness-raising on human rights have been established under the National Plan for Education on Fundamental Rights and Duties to 2021: “include in the training provided to civil servants the subject of human rights, as required for the fulfilment of their duties”. 57 73. In addition, one of the bodies of the National Prison Institute is the National Centre for Criminology and Prison Studies, which selects, trains and improves the skills of prison staff, as well as conducting studies and research in correctional science and criminology. 58 __________________ 53 54 55 56 57 58 12/27 National Prison Institute, Official Letter No. 968-2017-INPE/13 of 15 June 2017, p. 55. Executive branch of government, Fourth Final Supplementary Provision of Legislative Decree No. 1325. Executive branch of government, Legislative Decree No. 1328, El Peruano (Official Gazette) (6 January 2017). National Prison Institute., article 2 of Presidential Decision No. 296-2012-INPE/P. Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, National Plan for Education on Fundamental Rights and Duties to 2021, Supreme Decree No. 010-2014, El Peruano (Official Gazette) (12 December 2014), p. 43. Available from http://www.minjus.gob.pe/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/PNDDF2014.pdf (accessed 23 June 2017). Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, articles 68 to 72 of Supreme Decree No. 009 -2007-JUS adopting the Regulations on the Organization and Functions of the National Pr ison Institute, El Peruano (Official Gazette) (10 October 1997). V.17-05867