116 from among the remand detainees. An acute issue remains, according to the NPM members in the PTDC NSC RK in the city of Almaty, the organization of the walks of detainees, instead of the 1-hour walk of the remand detainees, they take a walk only for 25-30 minutes. The administration of PTDC explains this by the fact that the building of the institution is old and there are not enough walking yards to organize an hour’s walk for the remand detainee (the 2017 recommendation was not implemented). The NPM members in Astana, Almaty and South Kazakhstan Oblast note that the PTDCs NSC RoK have mailboxes for submitting complaints to the prosecutor’s office, NPM and other human rights institutions, and, as a rule, these boxes are located in the corridors of the PTDCs. An analysis of the NPM members’ reports on the situation in the PTDCs NSC RoK shows that the leadership of the National Security Committee of the Republic CONSOLIDATED REPORT of Kazakhstan has done a lot of work to implement the recommendations of the RoK NPM members and to bring the conditions of the inmates in accordance with the international UN standards. However, the following recommendations set forth in the Consolidated Reports for 2016 and 2017 remained unfulfilled: 1) Transfer the PTDC cells from basements or semibasements to standardized buildings that would comply with the UN Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (“Nelson Mandela Rules”) and the national legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan; 2) Taking into consideration the existence of a problem with the conditions of detention of detainees and their sanitaryand-hygienic provision, to find resources for major reconstruction of the PTDC NSC RoK, for bringing their premises in proper sanitary condition, actually providing the necessary conditions for keeping persons with disabilities;