CONSOLIDATED REPORT are denied in ARV therapy. This decision, in addition to violating the right to life and health of the sickest convicts, according to doctors, leads to resistance and in conjunction with tuberculosis causes death. The system for the purchase of goods and materials for catering does not allow timely supply of food as it is carried out at the central level by CCES. Food supply is composed and organized by the institution itself. Article 98 of the PEC of the RK regulates the procedure for screening and searches and mentions that “personal searches of convicts are carried out by persons of the same sex as convicts”. Nothing more, concerning, for example, the prohibition on the excessive use of force, and the rude and inhumane treatment of the searched, is contained in this rule. In so doing, it essentially provides unlimited opportunities for officials to search prisoners and does not comply with the recommendations of the Nelson Mandela Rules and 25 the UN Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials. The consequence of the imperfection of this and other similar norms of the PECs of the RK are numerous complaints of beating and arbitrariness, brutality and even cruelty towards prisoners in the process of these events, convicted of excessive use of force by the National Guard servicemen involved in routine operations in the CCES institutions of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Unfortunately, the situation is not improving at this time. During the search activities, convicts are forced to strip naked. For example, during the special visit by the Akmola group of the NPM to the colony of maximum security of the EC 166/4 of Atbasar city on the complaint of the wife of the convict T., the convict confirmed the facts of ill-treatment on the part of the institution's employees, pointing out that he was “dropped from the paddy wagon”, injuring his knees, and his personal