86 according to which there should be a cell equipped for temporary isolation of suspects, accused or convicts who experienced a nervous collapse (a cell for isolation of violent inmates), in which a window opening is not provided. In general, the situation regarding the medical support of the inmates of the PTDC NSC RK is in line with national legislation and international standards for the treatment of prisoners. Nevertheless, the participants of the Astana NPM members note that the PTDC NSC RK in Astana is not staffed with medical personnel, which puts in question the access to qualified medical care for remand detainees in this institution. According to the report of the NPM members in Astana, “in cell 5 there is a remand detainee, according to him, he is ill with chronic hepatitis, which is proven and confirmed He receives the necessary medicines from relatives. According to CONSOLIDATED REPORT him, the PTDC NSC RK does not facilitate the provision of treatment due to the high cost of the corresponding medications. Although, in accordance with section 3 of MOH Order No. 92, the treatment of chronic viral hepatitis B can be carried out within the guaranteed scope of free medical care.” The management of the medical service of the NSC RK should consider this case. None of the PTDC NSC RK has created the proper conditions for persons with disabilities who are held in detention there. To improve the living conditions, social and medical support for the remand detainees held in the PTDC NSC RK, it is necessary:​​ 1) to equip the toilet areas with sinks and toilets with handrails for wheelchair users, to ensure privacy conditions; 2) to equip the shower rooms with separate places with flexible hoses and stools for convicted persons with disabilities; 3) to create and install gently sloping platforms for movement to