- 76 Safeguards against the ill-treatment of detained persons recommendations - the Greek authorities to take immediate steps to ensure that all persons deprived of their liberty by law enforcement officials have effective access to a lawyer, as from the very outset of their deprivation of liberty, and the Greek Bar Association to be consulted in this context (paragraph 34); - the Greek authorities to review the existing arrangements concerning the organisation of health care for persons held in police stations, in the light of the remarks made in paragraph 35 (paragraph 35); - steps to be taken to ensure proper care for persons with mental health problems detained by the police (paragraph 36); - the Greek authorities to take immediate steps to ensure that persons deprived of their liberty by law enforcement officials have an effective right to notify a close relative or third party of their choice of their situation, as from the very outset of their deprivation of liberty. Further, legal provisions should be adopted spelling out the circumstances when the exercise of the right to inform a third party of one’s custody can be delayed and making any such delay subject to appropriate safeguards (e.g. any delay to be recorded in writing along with the reason, and to require the approval of a prosecutor or judge) and strictly limited in time (paragraph 37); - the information sheets detailing the rights of detained persons to be amended to include the right of access to a doctor, and the Greek authorities to ensure that forms setting out the rights of persons brought into police custody are systematically provided to such persons in the appropriate language at the very outset of their custody (paragraph 38); - the Greek authorities to introduce an individualised custody record, in line with the criteria referred to in paragraph 40 (paragraph 40); - the Greek authorities to establish an independent police inspectorate (paragraph 41); - the Greek authorities to remind police officers that information on rights should be provided in a language that a detained irregular migrant understands (paragraph 43); - the policy of systematically confiscating the mobile phones of detained irregular migrants to be reviewed. Further, persons without a mobile phone and with insufficient means should be offered a free phone call to inform a family member or third party of their situation (paragraph 44); - the Greek authorities to introduce free legal aid for irregular migrants without undue delay (paragraph 45); - the Greek authorities to take the necessary steps to ensure a daily nursing presence and regular visits by a doctor at Athens Airport Holding Areas (paragraph 46);