In the following we present some of the failures, recommendations and answers: The following visited units had submitted answers by the date of this report in 2018: the Sf. Nicolae Care Centre of Trusesti, Botosani county; the “Casa Noastra” Care Centre of Zagujeni, Caras Severin county; the Residential Centre for Children with Severe Disabilities, the Community Services Complex of Oltenita, Calarasi county and the units visited in 2017 whose visit reports were drawn up in 2018: the Placement Centre for Children with Disabilities of Hunedoara, Hunedoara county; the Residential Centre for Children with Disabilities of Focsani, Vrancea county; the Alexandra-Violeta Family Centre, Teleorman county; the Behavioural Rehabilitation Centre for Boys – the “Floare de Colt” Complex of Social Services, Targoviste, Dambovita county; the “Micul Rotterdam” Placement Centre of Constanta county. For the units visited in 2018 where the People’s Advocate Institution provided recommendations in Visit Reports and which did not provide any answer, notices were sent to the relevant hierarchical authorities, so as to take the required legal action (the Ciresarii Emergency Placement Centre, district 2, Bucharest). Some of the units visited in 2017 sent answers to the recommendations provided in visit reports during 2018, i.e.: the “Robin Hood” Placement Centre of Bucharest;; the “Sf. Maria” Emergency Admission Centre, Calarasi county; the Social Centre for under age individuals who have perpetrated criminal deeds and are not criminally liable of TarguFrumos, Iasi county; the Emergency Admission Centre for Boys of district 4, Bucharest; the Emergency Admission Centre for abused, neglected and exploited children of Oradea, Bihor county. ► Regarding accommodation conditions: ● some centres did not provide the minimum area of 6 sqm for each child and the maximum number of 4 children in a room; bedrooms had 6-12 bunk beds (the Ciresarii Emergency Placement Centre, district 2, Bucharest). Regarding these issues, the People’s Advocate recommended that the management of the centre should provide no more than 4 children in bedrooms and an area of at least 6 sqm for each child. By the date of this report, the management of the Ciresarii Emergency 154