Some of persons who detained in this facility have been interviewed in private. During confidential conversation, the detainees did not complain of the conditions and treatment in the facility, in contrary expressed their satisfaction with the qualified food and healthcare service and being provided with newspapers. The visits concluded with meeting with the facility administration and they latter was given suggestions for improvement detention condition, treatment and documentation under national and international legislation. 2.2.4. Institutions of the Ministry of Defence NPG visited twice a year the institutions40 of which a detained person is not permitted to leave at will.41 Disciplinary Military Unit No. “N” was visited and the current condition was assessed in order to be sure that previous shortcomings have already been eliminated. During this visit detention and living condition, organization of their leisure time, ensuring their right to health, nutrition and other issues were inspected interrelated. It was found that prisoners in the facility were treated adequately, natural lighting and cleanliness, accordance with the detention regime were satisfactory, and the number of beds and bed linens, baths and toilets, which were tidy and clean, corresponded with number of prisoners. Prisoners had access to all necessary condition to spend their leisure time. This should be noted that in compare to previous years, the number of military servicemen detained here decreased. . In the course of the visit, detention condition, quality of nutrition and treatment were found adequately, as well as necessary condition was created for the organization of leisure time effectively, in addition, repair works were continued in some establishments within the premises of the facility. While meeting with the detained military servicemen, NPG informed them of their rights, Ombudsman’s competences, the existed relevant legislation and regulations. The Group members also answered the questions. The prisoner military servicemen did not complain of the treatment, detention conditions and quality of nutrition. Military unit command was given suggestions for better improvement of detention conditions and treatment in accordance with national and international laws. 40 41 See Annex 1, Diagram 1 See Annex 1, Diagram 3 45