- the insufficient number of staff of the centres, both in some asylum centres and some public custody centres. - inefficient cooperation with General Directorates for Social Assistance and Child Protection on the topic of non-accompanied minors. In order to solve this situation, according to IGI representatives, a Protocol is in progress to establish various aspects on the cooperation of centres with the General Directorates for Social Assistance and Child Protection. The means available to the People’s Advocate Institution were proposed as solutions, i.e. drawing up recommendations to DGASPC units regarding the observance of the rights of unaccompanied minors or the performance of procedures at the Ministry of Labour and Social Justice/National Authority for the Protection of Child Rights and Adoption, to draw up specific procedures for the assistance of minors; - publishing vacant positions and recruiting medical staff(physicians and nurses) for the vacant positions, also considering the additional number of medical nurses to provide permanent medical services in all accommodation centres. - entering protocols with medical units belonging to the Ministry of Health.In the same context, the required approaches were mentioned with a view to: supplying dental medicine services for asylum applicants or aliens in public custody; equipping all centres subordinated to the General Inspectorate for Immigration with quick tests for detecting syphilis, HIV, B and C viral hepatitis; performing procedures at the Ministry of Health and Public Health Departments with a view to providing the required inventories of vaccines to immunise foreign children based on the National Immunisation Programme; arranging isolation rooms for infectious diseases in all centres subordinated to the General Inspectorate for Immigration. - the need to fill in all medical registers (examinations and treatment register, pregnant women register, chronic diseases register, psychotropic treatment register, register of hospital admissions, immunisations register, register of refusal of food, register of traumatic marks, etc.), as well as the unitary performance of medical services supplied to asylum applicants, in a single register of examinations and treatment and in the medical report. 44