18  encourage the compulsory provision of training in relevant undergraduate and postgraduate courses on appropriate medical responses to intersex conditions; and  legislate against non-consensual surgical procedures on children aimed solely at correcting genital ambiguity. The Commission recommends that the Committee - in order to address the high rate of suicide in New Zealand - urge the Government to:  take similar steps for adult males to those taken in regard to youth in New Zealand; and  to ensure mental health services are adequately funded, particularly in Canterbury. 19 The Commission recommends that the Committee encourages the Government to report to the Committee on what actions it has taken to respond to the recommendations from the IPCA in relation to Operation 8. 20 The Commission recommends that the Committee urge the Government to commit to ensuring that: 21  asylum seekers detained in correctional facilities are separated from other prisoners;  asylum seekers are not subject to criminal standards of detention; and  prison staff are appropriately trained in relation to standards of detention for asylum seekers, the identification of the symptoms of trauma and human rights. The Commission recommends that Committee encourage the Government to review the Immigration Amendment Act to ensure that:   where detention is deemed to be a necessity, a maximum 30 day time limit should be adhered to, so that all asylum seekers are moved into the community once health, character and identity checks are complete; and adequate review mechanisms are available to those detained as part of a ‘mass group’ which consider individual circumstances to avoid delay, discrimination and unnecessary detention. Page 74 of 93 Human Rights Commission submission to the Human Rights Committee in relation to New Zealand’s 6th periodic review under the ICCPR