Medium-term deprivation of liberty tainment (meals, visits from the doctor, etc.) and the dates on which the measures taken are reported to the courts. 102.  At the CIE in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria detainees complained that they were not allowed to have toiletries brought in from outside to supplement those in the kit given to them on their arrival at the centre. as mentioned in paragraph 268 of the Annual Report 2010. The Ombudsman considers that there should be consistency between all the kits of toiletries provided at all CIEs. Given the basic nature of the items involved, third parties should be permitted to bring in additional items, provided that proper security measures are taken. The same items should be provided in all the kits of toiletries provided by CIEs Kit of toiletries provided at the CIE in Las Palmas de Photo 36 Gran Canaria 103.  The DGP reports that recreational material and sports equipment are to be provided at those centres where none was observed on inspections in 2010, as pointed out in paragraphs 271 and 272 of the Annual Report 2010, but the same shortcoming was observed on the inspection visit to the CIE in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. This was once again reported to the DGP. This was a cause for complaints by detainees at the centre, where one detainee stated that board games had been provided by her family and that “the dayto-day routine at the centre gets very boring”. On the other hand, it was observed at the CIE in Santa Cruz de Tenerife that the number of books in the library had been increased and that musical instruments had been brought in for use by detainees. THE OMBUDSMAN OF SPAIN  The DGP was again reminded of the need to provide recreational and sports material at CIEs  121