II.1.  Amendment to article 174 of the Criminal Code Table 21 RECOMMENDATION MADE TO THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE STATUS Recommendation of February 25th 2015. To amend article 174 of the Criminal Code to include, within the subjective scope of the crime of torture, ‘any other person in the discharge of public functions’ other than the authorities and employees, and to clarify that torture is carried out with the aim ‘of intimidating or coercing that person or others’, as well as to ensure that the expected punishment accords with paragraph 2 of article 4 of the UN Convention against Torture and other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, which establishes the duty on the States to penalise all acts of torture with appropriate punishments that take into account their seriousness. REJECTED II.2 Study of Injury reports on people deprived of their liberty Table 22 RECOMMENDATION MADE TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR SECURITY STATUS Recommendation of June 4th 2014. 1.  To establish, within the scope of its powers, a standard injury report form containing the minimum data compiled in section 5.4 of the study of Injury reports on people deprived of their liberty. PENDING ADDITIONAL REPORT 2.  To issue appropriate instructions to all public medical services. RECOMMENDATION MADE TO THE NATIONAL HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE STATUS Recommendation of June 4th 2014. 1.  To establish, within the scope of its powers, a standard injury report form containing the minimum data compiled in section 5.4 of the study of Injury reports on people deprived of their liberty. PARTIALLY ACCEPTED PENDING ADDITIONAL REPORT 2.  To issue appropriate instructions to all public medical services. 93