Criminal Code, are subject to the competence of the Ministry of Justice. 3. With regard to the recommendations of paragraphs 82 (page 59), 85-87 (pages 59-61), 92, 94-96 (pages 64-67) of the CPT Report and pages 63-66 of Appendix I thereof referring to the matters of the communication of the detainees, both Greek and foreign nationals, with their family members of other persons (Consuls etc) and with the counsels of their choice, the attendance of counsels during the preliminary investigation procedure and the foreign nationals’ deportation procedure, the legal aid accorded by to prisoners without means of their own (both Greek and foreign nationals), the leaflets informing prisoners and detained foreign nationals awaiting deportation of their rights, and the measures adopted by the Hellenic Police Force to secure that said persons can exercise their rights in practice, we would like to make the following observations: a. On the basis of circular order No 4803/22/14-a of 3 November 1995 issued by the Chief of the Hellenic Police Force, the information forms detailing the rights of the persons destined by the Police Authorities were standardized, and their implementation was ordered according to the instructions contained therein. b. These information forms are divided into two categories. Information forms intended for all detainees (Sample D-33) and special information forms intended for foreign nationals detained pending their administrative deportation (Sample KA-141). Both D-33 forms and KA-141 forms have been printed up to this date in 14 languages (Greek and 13 foreign languages). The foreign languages to which these information forms were translated are those recommended by the district Departments of the Hellenic Police Force, on the basis of the statistical data on the major languages spoken or understood by foreign nationals entering or staying in Greece. c. The Ministry of Public Order has not been informed of any case in which the current information forms did not cover the information needs of foreign nationals in detention. Only isolated cases have been reported of either illiterate foreign nationals or foreign nationals who could not speak the official Page 9