126 MONITORING OF CUSTODIAL SETTINGS IN UKRAINE for their patients, in compliance with the international standards of medical services to persons with mental disorders and of the security of medical personnel. On September 24, 2012 the Prime Minister tasked the leaderships of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Health Care to consider this issue. It was decided to form a working group for drafting of the relevant regulation. On December 12, 2012 the Ombudsman sent a submission to M. Azarov, Prime Minister of Ukraine, on bringing Resolution No. 1138 of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine (of September 17, 1996) “On approval of the list of paid services provided at public health care institutions and establishments of higher medical education” (where it relates to services of forensic psychiatric examination in cases on restriction of civil capacity or on pronouncement of a natural person incapable) into compliance with the requirements of the Code of Civil Procedure of Ukraine. On December 18, 2012 the Prime Minister tasked the Ministry of Health Care to take measures for resolving this issue. It should be emphasized that monitoring of children’s homes showed a proper level of respect of the rights of the child in the vast majority of visited institutions. A vivid example is the specialized children’s nursing home in Cherkassy that takes good care of all the rights and best interests of its residents, including adoption to families. The appropriately qualified personnel is keeping the premises cozy and comfortable, playgrounds are equipped in accordance with the age needs, and the children reside in a loving and caring environment. Photo: At Cherkasy specialized children’s home, 12.10.2012