2.3.19. A PI shall have proper possibilities of undergoing medical examinations or clear mechanisms for organizing them. Narrowly-specialized counseling or lab-instrument tests shall be organized in a timely manner and without undue delays. In case of inadequacy of the health care and services of a PI’s medical service, persons with health issues shall, for the purpose of undergoing the necessary examinations, be transferred to a medical institution of the healthcare authorities or to the correctional medical institution. 2.3.20. In case of need for in-patient treatment, a person deprived of liberty shall be transferred to the in-patient ward of the medical services unit of the PI, and if the inpatient ward cannot secure all of the necessary in-patient treatment (for example, due to not having narrowlyspecialized doctors, the required medical equipment, or an appropriate license), then the person deprived of liberty shall be transferred to the correctional medical institution or medical institutions of the healthcare authorities. 2.3.21. The transfer of a person deprived of liberty to a medical institution of the healthcare authorities or to the correctional medical institution shall be performed on the basis of the relevant medical indication, on time, without unnecessary or excessive delays. 2.3.22. A person deprived of liberty shall have the possibility of unrestricted access to the services of a doctor of his choosing at his expense. If the person chooses to use the services of another specialist doctor at his expense, the PS and the PI shall be obliged to ensure the person’s transfer to a medical institution of the healthcare authorities. 2.3.23. The PS and the PI may not reject the transfer of a person deprived of liberty to a medical institution or to the correctional medical institution on the ground of resource scarcity. 22