 Install surveillance cameras in all places of police departments, divisions and stations, where detainees and persons voluntarily invited to an interview may be present  In 2020, gradually equip officers of the territorial bodies with upgraded body cameras and define, by a subordinate normative act, the obligation to videotape the communication with citizens, as well as the rules and term of keeping the recordings  Define, by a subordinate normative act, the obligation to videotape the communication between patrol inspectors and citizens  Amend order No. 625 of the Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia of August 15, 2014 and add the following graphs to the administrative detention form approved by Annex No. 9: The time of drawing up the document; description of the injuries on the body of the detainee; under what circumstances the arrest took place; whether there was resistance; whether the measure of coercion was used and in what form  In 2020, increase the number of isolators that have medical rooms; in addition, employ doctors on the basis of employment contracts in the isolators, where it is not planned to open medical rooms  due to the low number of detainees Ensure continuous audio-video recording of interrogations in several police facilities  Ensure that detainees are transferred directly to the temporary detention isolator as soon as they are arrested  Train doctors employed in the temporary detention isolators in photographing injuries on the body of persons placed in isolators and the procedure for keeping the photographs  Produce a register on all persons brought to the police departments, divisions and stations, by indicating their status, the time when they were brought to the building and the time when they left the building  In 2020, eliminate the problems relating to the living conditions in the temporary placement isolators that are described in the present report  Introduce systematized, standardized and unified databases in police facilities to replace the registers produced in the facilities. 94