95 The Law stipulates for conditional release of the convict sentenced to a freedom-restricting penalty if he served threequarters of the penalty period, if his conduct during his stay at the institution was worthy of trusting his intention for reform, if his release does not endanger public security and if the period he spent at the institution was not less than nine months. In observance of commitment to implement these rights, the Law has established an organ for administrative inspection of reform and rehabilitation institutions where a number of inspectors operate. It is chaired by a Public Prosecution Director to verify abidance by systems, laws and regulations governing these institutions, examine complaints lodged and study issues as requested. This right to inspection is legally determined for the Secretary of the People's General Committee on Justice and the Prosecutor-General. In the area of improving conditions of reform and rehabilitation institutions, many actions could be noted as follows: First: In the Area of Construction Works 1- A health complex was inaugurated at the newly established reform and rehabilitation institution. This complex was set to house patients who are inmates of the institution. It includes a section for patients required to be medically isolated to avert disease outbreaks within the institutions. 2- New reform and rehabilitation institutions were typically built on health grounds in conformity with technical specifications consistent with human respect and not in conflict with human rights, and where ventilation, lighting, water networks, sanitary drainage and solar sawmills are provided to replace old institutions.