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This case will be more fully addressed in our response to question 5.
Reference is made to our response to question 2 paragraph seven and eight.
For details of the new arrangements, please refer to our response to question 26 above.
We refer you here to our response to question 1.1, since the rationale for the two responses is identical.
Details and results of this review are discussed in our response to question 5.
Our response to question 11 gives an outline of the national strategy in respect of domestic violence.
We answered the first part of this question in our response to question 15.
Furthermore, as explained in detail in our response to question 20, Article 148 sub-paragraph 4 of the Criminal Procedure Code provides another important safeguard against torture.
Some parts of this question were answered in our response to question 21 above.
As detailed in our response to question 5, monitoring the Action Plan for New Zealand Women will include monitoring progress of health outcomes for women.
We have dealt with surveillance operations andmeasures in paragraph(b) of our response to question 21.
Although he has opened a lawsuit at the State Council through his attorneys as mentioned in our response to question 6, no further additional information was available to the Turkish authorities about his whereabouts.
Further measures to better facilitate the access to the above Centres, are under examination please see also our response to question No.20.
While recalling our response to questions No.1 and No.15, we are in a position to provide the following information: In the last two years 13 criminal proceedings involving penitentiary police staff for ill-treatment and battery against prisoners have been instituted.
Examples can be seen in our measures to address the economic security of the elderly which are highlighted in our response to Question 24.
As explained in our response to Question 8, Australia is fully committed to upholding its non-refoulement obligations under international law, and considers that our processes adequately assess the risks to a person who is to be removed from Australia to another country.
Further detailed information on relevant institutional andlegislative measures is provided in our response to questions 3 and 6 of the pre-sessional questions. .
With regard to the health-care assistance and the living conditions in the Centres for Temporary Stay and Assistance,while recalling our response to question No.20, the protection of the psycho-physical health of the immigrants hosted in the above Centres(as per all the other Centres for immigrants) is a basic principle, which is ensured, at the constitutional level, by Art. 32 of the Constitution, and thus fully recalled by the"Guidelines" for the management of the Centres.
This contains information issued by the Office of Documents and Archives within the Directorate-General of the Internal Security Forces,as stated in our response to question No. 2.
The persons whose names appear on the consolidated list, for whom international orlocal warrants have been issued as detailed in our response to question No. 2, are in no case Lebanese nationals, nor does it appear from the records of the Directorate-General of Public Security that any of them have entered Lebanese territory or taken up residence therein.
This phase requires the public service and public health and education sectors to complete pay and employment equity reviews,as described in our response to question 15.
While recalling that Italy ratified U.N. Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment, by Act No. 498/1988, andrecalling also our response to questions No.1, No3 and No.34, Italian legal system provides sanctions for all conducts that can be considered to fall within the definition of torture, as set forth in Article 1 of the said Convention, and that these sanctions are ensured, more extensively, through a complex system of incriminating facts and aggravating circumstances.
As we indicated there, we are committed to promoting collective bargaining on a voluntary basis andactively promote voluntary collective bargaining in the ways explained in our response to question 15 and in paragraphs 438 and 439 above.
Moreover, we are in a position to confirm that due care and specific attention are paid to this issue, as emerged from ad hoc memos, vocational training and refresher courses,organised for the category of law enforcement officials in its entirety please see also our response to question No.18.
A full description of risks and a range of potential outcomes andimpacts are included in our responses to Question 49.
As described in our responses to questions 1-4, 1-5 and 1-7 there are agreements for cooperation in this regard.
Some aspects of this question were answered in our responses to questions 2 and 15, concerning the incorporation of the 1267 Committee's list within local lists.
While recalling our responses to questions No.4, and No.20, as to the duration of the stay- for a maximum of 60 days- at the Temporary Holding Centres, this situation, based upon confirmation by the judicial authority, affects only those illegal immigrants who are subject to a removal measure.
Note: For more information on our response to this question, please also refer to the response to question 1-7.
Some aspects of this question have been dealt with in our response to the second question pertaining to subparagraph 2 g.