Understanding the importance of this issue, the Government proposes to consider the possibility of supplementing Article 155, Part 4 (“Mandatory adoption and review of reports and information about crime") of the CPC of KR, which provides the following procedure: a statement or information about a crime made by any of the participants in the judicial process of proceedings is entered into the protocol, and in the absence of information about the results of their testing in the pre-trial stage of proceedings, the statement is sent to the prosecutor to ensure the compliance of actions specified in part one of this article, and the court shall issue a ruling. The trial continues in a general manner.51 Also, an effort to raise awareness is planned among employees of the General Prosecutor’s Office, the Ministry of Interior, the SCNS, the State Service for Drug Control, State Service for Combating Economic Crimes, SSEP, State Customs Service and judges about their role in the prevention of torture and ill-treatment. Mandatory training is planned on international standards relating to the prohibition of torture, the provisions governing the investigation of torture and ill-treatment, and methods of interrogation. Training courses for investigators, prosecutors and judges are being prepared and organized. 52 5.2. Documentation of torture and ill-treatment One of the important problems in the protection against torture and ill-treatment is the problem of effective documentation of evidence of torture to ensure the realization of the right to protection and effective investigation. Proper medical documentation can detect, identify and publicize evidence of torture and ill-treatment in order to bring the perpetrators to justice. Talking about the quality of medical examination in the Kyrgyz Republic, it is worth noting that despite the requirement of Article 40 of the CPC that "whenever suspected or accused are delivered to a temporary detention facility, as well as receipt of a complaint from them or from their defense lawyer or relatives about application of physical violence by employees of the inquiry and investigation, he/she shall be subject to compulsory medical examination with the preparation of the relevant document,” in practice often a medical examination does not meet the requirements for this procedure, and is a mere formality. A medical examination is not always carried out at each delivery of a detainee to a TDF. 51 An action plan to combat torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, paragraph 1. An action plan to combat torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, paragraph 19. 52 National Centre of the Kyrgyz Republic on the Prevention of Torture | 69