At Military police, there were security rooms, which served for the execution of “disciplinary detention” measure according to Law no. 13/2015 “On Military Police in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Albania”, and in conformity with Instruction no. 5, dated 22.04.2015, of the Minister of Justice “On the Disciplinary Procedure in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Albania”. As per above, at the end of the monitoring report, the following was recommended: 1. Taking measures for the full reconstruction of security rooms at Military Police Sauk, Tirana and their provision with electric bell. 2. Taking measures for the display of posters with the rights and obligations of military officers with “disciplinary detention” measure in premises where they may be accessible to military officers. 3. Taking immediate measures for the installation of the monitoring system with surveillance cameras in the corridor of security rooms. 4. Taking measures for provision of heating in the security rooms. 5. Taking measures for the improvement of conditions in the meeting room with family members accodring to the standards stipulated by the “European Convention on Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms” and its additional protocols, ratified by the Republic of Albania with Law No. 8137, dated 31.7.1996. 7. Recommendations delivered on the basis of Inspections conducted during 2014 in Psychiatric Hospitals Psychiatry Service, UCH, Tirana – Datë 04.03.2015 This was the first periodic visit of NPM at the Psychiatry Service “Mother Teresa” UHC Tirana for the year 2015. In conformity with the monitoring procedure, the inspection team initially asked for a meeting with the head of this service, the meeting was held with the head of the emergency service of the hospital, who was willing to assist to cooperate in fulfilling the purpose of inspection. During the conversation with the head of emergency, the NPM experts were informed that the coverage area of this in-treatment ward hospital service includes the district of Tirana and Kavaja. The maximal capacity of this hospital service is 89 beds divided into two services: psychiatry service for adults with an official capacity of 74 beds and psychiatry service for children and teenagers with an official capacity of 15 beds. On the day of inspection, in the premises of the institution, there were 72 persons in the psychiatry service for adults and 5 persons in psychiatry service for children and teenagers . As per above, at the end of the monitoring report, the following was recommended: 74