Committee Against Torture (CAT) 13. Develop forensic medicine to ensure criminal and judicial accountability of persons who commit acts of torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment. Future plans will be developed to scale up this sector. 14. Finalise actions to develop the legal framework for persons with psychological disabilities. In particular, the Draft Law on Psychological Health, which was developed in 2012, should be completed. Bylaws of the 2004 Public Health Law and 1999 Law on Persons with Disabilities will be in place. The State will also take action to establish official centres to take care of this group of citizens throughout governorates. 15. Make available medicines, medical supplies, and rehabilitation needed by persons with psychological disabilities through the government health insurance or other mechanisms. In conclusion, the ICHR emphasises that real and full realisation of the human right to physical, mental, and psychological integrity by the State can only be achieved when the Israeli occupation of the territory of the State of Palestine – the most protracted in the world – is brought to an end. 21