58 Human Rights Situation in Police Lock-up Cells V. Good Practices It is worth mentioning good practices being observed by police stations, local government units, and even the private sector, in relation to the rights of PDL: 1. MPD a. In the absence of medical officers, PNP police stations have standing arrangements with government hospitals near the area to accommodate and extend services to detainees in need of medical treatment; on-call medical officers. 2. NPD a. In the absence of medical officers, PNP police stations have standing arrangements with government hospitals near the area to accommodate and extend services to detainees in need of medical treatment; on-call medical officers. 3. SPD a. At Paranaque Police Station, a monitoring board (white board) is maintained to keep detainees and police officers informed of the schedule of hearings, as well as the status of cases. b. The Local Government Unit of Paranaque provides meal subsistence for the first 50 detainees. c. In the absence of medical officers, PNP police stations have standing arrangements with government hospitals near the area to accommodate and extend services to detainees in need of medical treatment; on-call medical officers d. Muntinlupa LGU shoulders the administrative and operation expenses of Muntinlupa Police Station, including office rental. e. Taguig Police Station maintains systematic/organized filing system. 4. EPD a. In the absence of medical officers, PNP police stations have standing arrangements with government hospitals near the area to accommodate and extend services to detainees in need of medical treatment; on-call medical officers 5. QCPD a. In the absence of medical officers, PNP police stations have standing arrangements with government hospitals near the area to accommodate and extend services to detainees in need of medical treatment; on-call medical officers. b. QCPD CIDU/Warrant maintains systematic/organized filing system.