Annual Report 2014 of the National Preventive Mechanism measure, to include the following issues: whether the measure was authorised by the manager; if only the medical report on the existence or not of impediments to adopt the measure was reported to him; the total duration of the measure in the case of its cessation, and whether or not the facts gave rise to the institution of a disciplinary proceeding, affording the inmate the possibility of making allegations, as soon as possible, once the measure has been withdrawn. 177. The training of personnel on the application of coercive measures should be improved and, in particular, special courses should be given on the application of such belts. 178. We must insist on the need to record correctly the application of coercive measures differentiating the application of metal handcuffs from psychiatric-type cloth belts, and those of a regimental nature from those applied for medical reasons. 179. Cells specifically prepared for immobilisations should be in adequate condition: they should be well ventilated and lighted; in a good state of cleanliness; they should have means to regulate the temperature; they should have an articulated bed anchored to the floor in the centre of the room; the belts should be prepared and ready for use; and interphones or push bells should be within reach of the inmates. Mechanical restraint bed at the CP of Badajoz 180. At CP regimental limitations are also imposed pursuant to article 75 RP. Nevertheless, the criterion adopted by the penitentiary authorities is inconsistent with that of the Ombudsman’s Office. In the opinion of this institution, this article should be observed as worded verbatim, so that in all cases regimental limitations that may be ordered under said article should have the only reason to secure the inmate and, should other objectives be sought, the possibilities afforded by legislation in force should be used, such as the application of the disciplinary regime, the use of coercive measures, the proposal of regression to the lower grade, the change of module or department, or any other contemplated by penitentiary legislation. Otherwise, the 74