6 The NPM recommends that the Government continue to pursue this practice and also that it transfer female inmates as needed and as early as possible to Austrian corrections facilities. d) Inmates with mental disorders: Already last year, the NPM discussed how the National Prison must increasingly deal with inmates with mental disorders for whom the National Prison is not a suitable institution to offer professional care. During the annual exchange, the Senior Advisors of the Government informed the NPM that a working group has now been appointed to deal with this problem, in order to ensure professional placement and care of persons with mental disorders. The NPM welcomes the clarifications in this regard and looks forward to receiving the working group's final report in the near future. B) Liechtenstein Elderly and Care Service, St. Martin House, Eschen: On 15 December 2016, the NPM paid an announced visit to the St. Martin House of the Liechtenstein Elderly and Care Service in Eschen. This visit lasted from about 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and included an in-depth discussion with Dominique Gantenbein, Member of the General Management, Kurt Salzgeber, Head of Nursing and Care, and Michael Rogner, Head of Nursing Development. Detailed information was provided to the NPM on the functioning of the retirement home and illustrated during a tour of the house. The NPM encountered excellent conditions, as anyone can observe by visiting the home’s website, www.lak.li. All residents have a spacious individual room with large windows and a balcony. There are also generous and open kitchen and living areas as well as common rooms and a cafeteria. The sanitary installations in the rooms as well as the common bathrooms meet an exceptionally high standard of hygiene. Care and nursing for the residents is ensured in an exemplary way