ing this visit that the room was equipped with a video surveillance system, which was marked accordingly (with a sticker). It had also realised the recommendation that room (office) no. 304 used for interrogation be equipped with the MNZ poster on the rights of persons deprived of their liberty because the poster was now installed in the room. At Ruše PS, we determined that the room for receiving persons deprived of their liberty was marked accordingly that it was under video surveillance as it was marked with a sticker. Ruše PS had also realised the recommendation that shelves for seized items in the cabinet in the room for receiving persons deprived of their liberty be equipped with numbers, as well as the detention rooms (marked with numbers 1 and 2), as the shelf in the cabinet was marked with numbers 1 and 2 during this visit. Gornja Radgona PS replaced video surveillance cameras in all four detention rooms with the new so-called IR-cameras that also enable video surveillance when artificial lighting is turned off in the room. The recommendation to resolve problems with the leaking of water in the wash basin in room no. 1 and toilets in rooms nos. 2 and 3 was also acknowledged as we did not detect problems with water during this visit. Additionally, one of the police officers explained that they regularly check for leakages in wash basins and toilets in detention rooms. The recommendation to install the video surveillance system in the section of the hallway that leads from the station’s courtyard to the room for receiving persons deprived of their liberty was also implemented as the video surveillance system was installed in the hallway during this visit. The recommendation that police officers be informed about the correct entry of corrections in official documents necessary for detention was also realised because the corrections were recorded correctly in the documents examined on the occasion of this visit, i.e. marked with a signature of the person making the correction. When visiting Lendava PS, it was found that the recommendation to examine the functioning of new taps in all four detention rooms and eliminate all deficiencies thereof, including deficiencies of the toilet cistern in the detention room no. 2 so that flushing is enabled with a single press of the button as in other detention rooms was realised since it was determined when examining the functioning of taps and the toilet cistern during this visit that the above deficiencies had been eliminated. Video surveillance cameras in both detention rooms at Sežana PS were replaced with the new, so-called IR-cameras, which enable duty officers to also supervise persons in detention rooms at night when the lights are out. The NPM recommendation to examine the possibility of installing a video surveillance system in the room for receiving persons deprived of their liberty was also realised as it was determined that the relevant room was now under video surveillance. Furthermore, the recommendation to equip the interview room with the MNZ poster regarding 47 2.4 VISITS TO POLICE STATIONS When visiting Lenart PS, we discovered that the NPM recommendation to paint walls in the room for receiving persons deprived of their liberty given during the previous visit had been realised since the walls were obviously repainted and clean.