323.The staff of these centres consists of probation officers who have received appropriate training, psychologists, educators, instructors and social workers. The food should be healthy and balanced; hygiene and sanitation of premises are under constant surveillance. The centres have infirmaries with medical and paramedical staff. 324.The schooling of minors is organized in the institution; their vocational training abides with the law applicable to non-offenders. No further work cannot be given to infants who should also never perform night work. Annual leave is granted to minors who can spend it in a holiday centre. They can also spend statutory holidays with their families. 325.In case of breach of regulations within the centre, the minor is liable only for reprimand or suspension of visits for a maximum of 45 days. There is, with each specialised rehabilitation centre for minors, a committee of rehabilitation with a juvenile judge, a chairperson, in charge of studying the annual programmes of education and training or their amendment. In addition to an administrative file, required for each minor there is a record of rehabilitation. Maintenance, education and learning costs of convicted juveniles placed in specialised rehabilitation centres for minors, are the responsibility of the State, unless the court sentence provides otherwise. 326.General organization of detention: Arrival of the minor, designation of the host location. First: Reception service, observation and guidance. 327.Reception service: Upon his arrival, the minor is referred to the reception centre to carry out the formalities for placement, search, shower, and medical examination in general medicine and phtisiology. If it is a female minor, a gynaecological examination is necessary. He/she is visited by the principal or his deputy as well as the social worker, and is informed of the rules. 328.Service of observation and guidance: for a period of 03 to 06 months maximum. This service is responsible for: a. Monitoring the physical and psychological state of minors, study their personality and identify the causes that led to the crime and their ability to rehabilitation then it chooses the proper methods for rehabilitation; b. Ensure minors education and training; c. Ensure the care of minors by psychologists and educators on a regular basis according to plan. 329.The psychologist and educator keep a record of the personality of the minor and his/her rehabilitation, including all the necessary documents. A copy is filed in the court registry and made available to the juvenile court, to the judge in charge of enforcement of criminal sentences and relevant departments of the Ministry of Justice. The psychologist and educator prepare a report every 03 months. Activities of psychologists, educators, social workers and doctors are recorded in a detailed report on the minor's personality report. 330.At the end of the observation period, a meeting chaired by the director will be held in the presence of the above-cited persons. Second: Rehabilitation service 63