 Need for reform in respect of occupational therapy workshops,  NPM mandate for (forced) returns and turning away refugees by air transportation,  Psychological supervision among the police,  Legal protection in the event of age-atypical measures that restrict freedom of children and youths with disabilities (is currently still being worked on),  Structurally separate toilets in detention facilities at police stations (is currently still being worked on).  The Human Rights Advisory Council initiated the establishment of the following working groups:  “Uniform human rights standards and monitoring criteria for major police operations” (is currently still being worked on),  “Work methodology of the Human Rights Advisory Council” (is currently still being worked on). The statement regarding “Need for reform in respect of occupational therapy workshops” was published in the full text library of BIDOK (Disability Inclusion Documentation), a project of the Institute of Education at the University of Innsbruck. The publication of the full text of statements by the Human Rights Advisory Council, as suggested by itself and agreed by the NPM, is largely available on the AOB website. 1.8 Further activities Seminars, workshops, publications In order to improve the collaboration with the heads of the NPM commissions, on-site seminars for the respective regional commissions, were carried out in order to improve the specific sharing of experiences. In a two-day workshop based on the fundamental question “What does prevention mean?” (headed by Council of Europe expert Markus Jaeger), significant questions regarding setting priorities and the professionalisation in methodological practice (headed by Barbara Jauk from the NGO Gewaltschutzzentrum Styria) and member of the Human Rights Advisory Council) were dealt with and reinforced. In addition to heads of commissions and commission members, legal experts from the AOB also participated in the annual sharing of experience. In the regular working sessions the heads of the commissions and the members of the AOB with their respective 20