Although lengthening of the waiting time may be explained by a certain saturation effect, the gradual reduction of which would be facilitated if the CGLPL were to obtain the creation of two positions for inspectors in charge of case referrals, as requested within the framework of the Budget Bill for 2015, it is also connected with the handling of certain letters together (identical problems, persons writing long and very regular letters etc.) and the need to carry out meticulous research with regard to specific issues. Length of response time Number % 0-30 days 1,141 30% 30-60 days 569 14.97% More than 60 days 1,227 32.26% Response pending 713 18.75% Cases not taken up 153 4.02% TOTAL 3,803 2.2.2 Verifications with the Authorities In view of the institutions concerned and the issues raised in cases referred 44, requests for observations and documents are, in most cases, sent to prison directors and doctors of health units and regional mental health departments for prisons. Category of Authorities called upon within the framework of Verifications Type of authority approached Number of cases referred Percentage 2014 Percentage 2013 Percentage 2012 Head of institution 665 66.97% 63.23% 64.79% Prison director 606 (61.03%) Director of a hospital facility 35 Director of a CRA 9 Gendarmeries 5 Police stations 6 Director of a LRA/ZA 2 Other director 2 17.96% 12.56% 5.51% 5.30% 6.71% 8.21% Medical staff Doctor in charge of health unit, SMPR 138 (13.90%) Hospital doctor 3 3 CRA Doctor 2 56 5.64% Office 33 (3.32%) DSPIP 23 Decentralised management 50 DISP 27 ARS 9 Other 3 Prefecture 11 See paragraphs 1.2 and 1.3 of this Section 61 14.70% Doctor from other facility SPIP 44 146 5.04%