CONSOLIDATED REPORT the persons suffering from tuberculosis for compulsory treatment. It is important to develop a common practice of making decisions with an indication of the duration of compulsory treatment. The existing risk of infection of others when in contact with the accused with open tuberculosis, as well as the development of awareness, makes it possible to consider the possibility of holding online court sessions when a person suffering from open tuberculosis participates in a trial remotely. 13. A mechanism for appealing court decisions should be developed for situation when the persons are placed for compulsory treatment/extension of compulsory treatment, especially for persons deprived of legal capacity. The UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Katalina Devandas, on the basis of her visit to Kazakhstan in 143 September 2017 encouraged the State to bring national legislation in the field of legal capacity in line with international human rights standards. She highlighted the fact that the provisions of the law governing the coercive placement in a psychiatric institution, as well as forcing people with disabilities to undergo medical treatment without their consent, are contrary to the provisions of the Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities.(Link ) Bind the courts to specify the terms of treatment and the rules for discharge of patients. Oblige the courts to allow the continuation of the treatment of the patient in outpatient monitoring without the need to undergo treatment in the hospital, taking into account the patient’s condition. http://kz.one.un.org/content/unct/kazakhstan/ru/home/ presscenter/_--_-_-_-_-_-_-_---------.html