In the course of the visits paid, the Group members checked treatment rooms and dorms, canteens, kitchen and the entire area of the institution; they also met with children and adults with disabilities. It was found that the Therapeutic Boarding House for Persons with Disabilities was repaired and new drinking water pipes were installed. Other two buildings’ repair were completed and renovation work was carried out. All these enable the residents in the institution to be provided with better living conditions, qualified food and treatment. Persons interviewed, did not complain of the conditions and treatment. The administration of that social-care institution was made suggestion in relation to improve the conditions in the line with national and international laws, including CRPD. The purpose of the visit paid to the Boarding House for the Disabled Persons of War and Labor was to assess the treatment of residents, including older persons, conditions, nutrition and healthcare service in the institution by the NPG members.51 During this visit all departments of the institution were monitored, residents were interviewed and met face-to-face. Furthermore, in the meantime, it was revealed that the social-care institution considered the previous recommendations, which led to repair and renovation works and improvement of the condition. In the course of the visit, it was deemed necessary to eliminate some impediments at the institutional level, such as creating a database on outgoings and arrivals of residents and their visitors; improving the provision and documentation of daily food ration per person; accommodating persons with partial or full mobility impairments in lower floors and easing access to the first aid. As a consequence of the monitoring, it was found that the institution at nights failed to provide first aid for the elderly persons residing in the facility if that would be necessary, particularly, medical tools and medicines were not well-stored in the related department and they were out of date; sanitary and hygienic conditions was not in a satisfactory condition. Therefore, the Commissioner gave her instructions related to provision of information boards on the relevant instructions and rules, including information displaying the duties for administrative or other staff members; segregation of desks for the night shift staff members, and provision of elderly persons with mobility impairments with communication services in their rooms allowing them to contact with the person on duty. 51 See the link http://az.apa.az/news/376369?keywords=milli+preventiv 54