CONSOLIDATED REPORT Minister of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 6, 2010 No. 157, Minister of Health of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated May 18, 2010 No. 350 and Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated June 14, 2010 No. 272 “On Approval of the Regulations for Providing Medical Assistance to Citizens, subjected to restriction of liberty, as well as serving court sentences, placed in special facilities.” When citizens detained in these institutions, there is a risk of violation of their rights, such as authority abuse by police officers, unsatisfactory detention conditions, which may lead to negative manifestations of humiliation, cruel treatment, punishment or torture and violation of human rights. During the period under review, NPM participants organized 25 visits in total to remand houses. Based on the results of these visits it is possible to conclude that the Ministry of Internal Affairs is taking measures to improve the situation with human 75 rights in temporary detention facilities, new buildings are being constructed to maintain detainees, detention conditions, sanitary and hygienic conditions are being improved, restoration, old window blocks are being replaced, etc. a number of recommendations are being implemented to improve detention conditions of. The NPM groups note that in majority of institutions of this type, recommendations received as a result of previous NPM visits are being implemented, but, as in previously, these are basically recommendations implementation of which depends on local MIA RK units and do not require additional spending. At the same time, there are recommendations that require systemic changes and adoption of regulations at the state level. Positive change tendency in remand houses are noted by the local police service of the Taraz Department of Internal Affairs. In the opinion of the NPM group members, work of this institution in medical care, food system,