Para. Action 2. Immunities are procedural rather than substantive immunities. The practice is to waive a person’s immunity whenever there is prima facie evidence to justify the laying of charges against the person. Time frame Needs of the Sudan The Government of the Sudan declares its intention of continuing with this approach. Any aggrieved party has the right to apply to the Constitutional Court, the rulings of which are final. All the acts to which the recommendation refers are offences under Sudanese law. The Government of the Sudan will see to it that these laws are enforced. 1.4.2 1. Arrests by the National Security Forces Act are scrutinized by the Department of Public Prosecutions, as represented by the competent public prosecutor who, by law, holds the rank of public counsellor and is appointed by the Minister of Justice. The Minister reviews prison conditions in order to ensure legal compliance with prison sentences and to receive any complaints, if there are any. - Training courses on human rights standards and principles. - Courses on international humanitarian law. - Advanced training courses for security court judges. - A legal library of printed and electronic materials. A/HRC/5/6 page 55 2. Prisons are subject to judicial scrutiny; the law designates a judge, appointed by the Constitutional Court, to whom a prisoner may apply in order to challenge a detention order. The judge may issue whatever decision he sees fit after reviewing the grounds for the detention. The competent judge may also inspect guards and verify compliance with prison regulations. Full lists of prisoners Short-term