- 69 diagnostic information as well as an ongoing record of the foreigner’s state of health and of his treatment, including any special examinations he has undergone. In the event of transfer, the file should be forwarded to the doctors of the receiving establishment (paragraph 67); - the Greek authorities to take the necessary steps to provide an appropriate range of activities for persons detained in the special holding facilities for aliens (paragraph 68); - the Greek authorities to take resolute action to ensure the foreigner detention facilities are adequately staffed by properly qualified and trained persons, taking into consideration the remarks made in paragraph 72 (paragraph 72). comments - the provision of products, in sufficient quantities, for personal hygiene can contribute significantly towards the prevention of the spread of transmissible diseases (paragraph 64); requests for information - the arrangements for managing and operating the foreigner detention centres under the new Law on Aliens (Law No. 3386) (paragraph 48); - the comments of the Greek authorities on the remarks made in paragraph 56 concerning the forensic medical examination of the 11 persons held at Venna Special Holding Facility (paragraph 56); - the outcome of the sworn administrative examinations opened in respect of the Committee's findings in both the Mytilini and Venna special holding facilities for aliens (paragraph 58); - clarification of the time limits for asylum applications (paragraph 69); - comments of the Greek authorities on the remarks made in paragraph 70 concerning contact with the outside world (paragraph 70). B. Prisons Preliminary remarks recommendations - the Greek authorities to continue to pursue vigorously multi-faceted policies designed to put an end to overcrowding in prisons, having regard inter alia to the principles set out in Recommendation No. R (99) 22 and other pertinent Recommendations of the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers to member States (paragraph 77); - the Greek authorities to pursue their efforts to develop and introduce a comprehensive classification system, followed by an individualised risk and needs assessment, for each prisoner (paragraph 78). requests for information