NATIONAL LEGAL AND POLICY FRAMEWORK CONCERNING DEFENDANTS AND PERSONS DEPRIVED OF LIBERTY WITH INTELLECTUAL AND/OR PSYCHOSOCIAL DISABILITIES IN LAW AND PRACTICE 65 Republic of Lithuania. The Annual Activity Plan of the National Forensic Psychiatric Service, which is approved by the Ministry of Health, foresees 4 in-service training events each year, i.e., 3 seminars and 1 international scientific practical conference.79 Paragraph 35 of the Regulations provides that, in order to ensure the rights of people with disabilities, experts shall carry out outpatient examinations not only at the experts' workplaces, but also in other places where the subject is present (e.g., in a healthcare institution, at the subject's home). Outpatient examinations at non-expert workplaces are usually carried out when the subject is not transportable, provided that there are suitable conditions for the examination at those places (if there are no such conditions, the expert informs the authority which appointed the examination). The expert examination of each person with a mental or intellectual disability is carried out on an individual basis according to the complexity of the examined person's condition, the topic of their individual work, the number of psychometric instruments/tests required for the assessment, and the number of goals and objectives set for the assessment in the court's judgements. Each person ordered by the court to be examined is evaluated individually and takes part in the expert examination in person. The expert's report shall be evaluated by the court, and if the person concerned disagrees with the expert's report, they may apply to the court for a Reply from the National Forensic Psychiatric Service No. 1S-259, 21 September 2022. 79