2010 the provision of gas to the most parts of Bina Settlement, where the establishment is located at, as well as for the establishment has been suspended. At present negotiations are under way with the relevant bodies to solve the problem. As regards the issuance of relevant grades of disability to some convicts serving their sentences in the establishment, it has been noted that as a result of the investigation it has been determined that 54 convicts, who need to be issued a relevant grade of disability, have submitted required documents to the MLSPP in accordance with the guidelines. 47 convicts out of them have been issued grades of disability by the decision of Areal Medical Social Expert Commission No.3. The other 7 convicts who need a primary grade of disability have been examined by the members of the Commission, but so far a reference about the results of the examination has not been provided to the PI. In order to clarify the issue, the MJ Head Medical Office has addressed a letter to Areal Medical Social Expert Commission No.3 of the MLSPP. During the visit carried out to PI No.6 along with the observance of some positive changes as compared to previous visits, it was also noticed that the punishment isolator needed repairing, the dental chair in the medical unit was unfit, and some convicts could not receive grades of disability from the relevant body. In the response to the letter of the Commissioner addressed to the MJ it is stated that the renovation of the punishment isolator of the establishment has been included in the PS’s plan of current and capital construction and renovation works for the year 2011 and will be implemented depending on the availability of financial resources. According to the response letter, the capital repair of the dental room of the Medical-Sanitary Unit of the institution was included in the work plan of the MJ Head Medical Office for the second half of the year 2010 and it was planned to perform those works and to fully provide the unit with modern dental equipment by the end of the current year. The MJ Head Medical Office keeps the issues related to the issuance of relevant grades of disability to some convicts serving their sentences in the establishment concerned and provision of prosthesis to them under constant control. In order to clear up the difficulties that exist in this area and do not depend on the relevant bodies of the MJ, again some discussions have been 52