In 41.13% of cases, the problem was resolved: either for the person, or for the future, or in a partial manner (versus 48.70% in 2016). Finally, as regards the actions taken, the Chief Inspector sent recommendations to the authorities called upon in 21.97% of cases (versus 13.35% in 2016). Corrective measures resulting from the inquiry addressed by the CGLPL to the authorities concerned were taken in nearly 13.52% of cases (versus 15.71% in 2016). No special follow-up was given by the Contrôleur général in 38.31% of inquiry case-files (versus 42.14% in 2016), either because no violation of a fundamental right was proven, or because the person deprived of liberty was transferred or released and the fundamental right in question could not be dissociated from his or her individual situation, or due to a lack of information justifying the issue of recommendations or a call for vigilance. Out of the 355 case-files closed in 2017, the following results were obtained: Number of casefiles % 2017 % 2016 (Jan. – Nov.) Violation not proven 172 48.45% 42.93% Violation proven 136 38.31% 34.29% Results of the inquiry Violation of a fundamental right Violation proven partially 47 13.24% 22.78% 355 100% 100% Not applicable 84 23.66% 21.98% Problem solved 63 17.75% 20.16% Problem not solved 63 17.75% 14.92% Unknown result 62 17.46% 14.40% Problem partially solved 45 12.68% 15.97% Problem solved for the future 38 10.70% 12.57% Total 355 100% 100% No particular follow-up 136 38.31% 42.14% Call for vigilance 93 26.20% 28.80% Recommendations: 78 21.97% 13.35% heeded 9 not heeded 11 unknown results 58 Corrective measure taken by the authority or implementation of a best practice 48 13.52% 15.71% 355 100% 100% Total Result for the person deprived of liberty Actions taken up by the CG with the authorities concerned TOTAL 129