Long-term deprivation of liberty Lightwell in the closed regime ward, CP León Injury reports §155-157 AR 2014 60. The SGIP and Catalonian Health Institute have still not adapted the injury report form proposed by the NPM in its 2014 study entitled Injury reports on people deprived of their liberty. The content and information that an injury reform may provide is essential for any investigation of ill treatment. Consequently, all injury reports should be accurately and entirely completed, to particularly include a thorough description of the means of restraint and trigger indicated by the inmate, as well as delivery of a copy of the report to the inmate affected, e.g. at CPs in Cuenca, Dueñas (Palencia), Jaén, León, Mas Enric (Tarragona) and CP Teixeiro (A Coruña). Issue of injury reports 61. Likewise, we have informed the SGIP of the adequacy of issuing injury reports, if inmates declare to have suffered an injury, even if not ascertained by a doctor, as a guarantee that the inmate has been heard. 62. During our follow-up visit to CP Bilbao, we checked that a Register Book Record of injury was in place for injury reports, which are forwarded to the Duty Court; this reports example of good practice should be adopted by all prison facilities. This would avoid situations such as the one arising in CP Araba/Álava where, although various inmates reported injuries, which were very often included in their medical records, there were no matching injury reports. Identification §158 A 2014 63. We have insisted on the obligation of all public officers to bear their identification badge at CPs in Araba/Álava, Cuenca, Dueñas (Palencia), León, Mas Enric (Tarragona), CP Ocaña I (Toledo), Teixeiro (A Coruña) and 65