- 38 was issued so that deportation/re-admission decisions (on the basis of the re-admission procedure) would be suspended, in implementation of article 78 of Law 3386/05 and article 22 par.3 of Law 3907/11 (alternative measures, more favourable provisions), with a parallel obligation to remain at a certain place (organised accommodation premises, such as Kara Tepe at Lesbos) and the additional requirement not to depart from the island. As aforesaid, in parallel to the measures taken to manage the foreign nationals accommodated at the Reception and Identification Centres (RICs) of the Eastern Aegean islands, foreign nationals who, although subject to alternative measures to detention (issuance of decisions suspending deportation on the basis of the re-admission procedure) under the requirement not to depart from the island until they can be re-admitted to Turkey (review of asylum requests, exercise of remedies), during their free stay on the island exhibited delinquent behaviour (theft, threats, insults, provocation of bodily injuries etc.) were transferred to Pre-Departure Detention Centres for Foreign Nationals (PROKEKA) on the mainland, until any asylum requests are recorded and reviewed and until they can be re-admitted to Turkey (return to the islands again) in case of rejection of the asylum requests. These transfers of delinquent foreign nationals were carried out until November 2016 (the Turkish authorities put out obstacles to the transfer of third-country nationals to the mainland). They remain on the island of Lesbos since then and are detained until the completion of the procedure for their re-admission to Turkey. As aforesaid, in the context of the measures taken to manage the foreign nationals accommodated at the Reception and Identification Centres (RICs) of the Eastern Aegean islands, a series of relevant instructions have been issued and voluntary return is enabled (through IOM programmes) as an alternative for irregular foreign nationals who cannot continue their journey to central and northern Europe. (iv) Facilities external guard and security team at the Reception and Identification Centres (RICs) In order for the Hellenic Police to fully and adequately respond to the imperative need to guard the centres and ensure a feeling of security to the staff (Regional Asylum Agencies, EASO, UNHCR, NGOs etc.), following a series of consultations with other competent agencies and bodies, our Directorate (DDM) issued a series of relevant orders and, with the assistance of other competent agencies, prepared "Security Plans-Vulnerability Reports" for existing Reception and Identification Centres (RICs), taking into consideration the existing buildings and the peculiarities of each Centre. These plans were completed and, in collaboration with the Reception and Identification Agency, which is competent for the overall operation of RICs, the necessary technical interventions are under way. The European Border and Coastguard Agency (FRONTEX) finances police forces that, inter alia, assist in the security of RICs. In addition to the foregoing, the Police Directorates of Lesbos, Chios, Samos and Dodecanese II (Kos and Leros) have prepared, in collaboration with other competent agencies, "Emergency (evacuation) plans" of facilities (partial and total), that supplement the existing "Security PlansVulnerability Reports" of the RICs. Moreover, a "Manual-Memorandum of Action" was prepared, comprising the duties/obligations of the Hellenic Police at Reception and Identification Centres (RICs). In particular, the "Memorandum of Action" summarises the management procedures of newly-entered foreign nationals on Eastern Aegean islands, in collaboration with the Reception and Identification Agency