A/HRC/7/3/Add.2 page 49 210. An assessment on both a quarterly and monthly basis shows that the use of noncustodial measures has exceeded the use of pre-trial detention. Bail % - Pe rce ntage of B ail in To tal Numbe r of Pre ve ntive M e as ure s 3500 2895 (54%) 2949 (55,3% ) II Q uarter III Q uarter 2661 (52,8%) 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 I Q uarter Detention Bail O ther Preventive Measures Total 2500 1923 1913 2000 1867 1791 1566 1758 1707 1644 1557 1500 1032 1019 1000 859 756 783 683 850 851 772 1103 1013 981 889 828 757 738 865 755 500 24 43 18 22 21 21 20 14 9 0 ry ua Jan u br Fe ary arc M h ri l Ap ay M ne Ju ly Ju g Au t us r be em pt Se 211. Recommendation (k) stated: Pretrial and convicted prisoners be strictly separated; 212. The Government informed that legislation provides for the obligation to separate pretrial and convicted detainees. According to article 6 of the Law of Georgia on Imprisonment, penitentiary establishments have the responsibility to implement the terms of imprisonment. It is also important to note that, according to article 19 of the Georgian Law on Imprisonment, it is possible to establish different types of regimes in the same penitentiary facility, which means that convicts sentenced to different punishment regimes can be held in the same facility, but they need to be strictly separated inside the establishment. The same is true for convicts and pre-trial detainees: they can be held in different blocks of the same building. Still, there is no single penitentiary institution where convicts and pre-trial detainees are placed together. They are deprived of any possibility to establish contact with each other. 213. Recommendation (l) stated: The number of persons confined in detention not exceed the official capacity of the respective facility;