A/HRC/42/44/Add.2 citizens concerned the information referred to in Article 6, paragraph 2, of EU Directive 2009/52, concerning the methods by to assert their rights and to report the employer. To this end, this inter-ministerial decree has set up an information model which is notified to the party concerned, by the Office or Body that detects the foreigner. A copy is delivered to both the person concerned and the competent Police Headquarters, for the purpose of adoption of the repatriation measure. 23. Moreover, it should be noted that, for the purposes of the application of Article 22, paragraph 12-ter of TUI (which states that “with conviction verdict the judge applies the accessory financial administrative sanction amounting to the average cost for the repatriation of the foreign worker unlawfully hired”), an inter-ministerial decree was issued (Decree dated December 22, 2018, No. 151), as already provided for by Law Decree No. 109/2012, for the determination and updating of the average cost of repatriation. This decree was issued jointly with the Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Justice, the Ministry of Economy and Finance, and the Ministry of Labor and Social Policies. 24. Please kindly refer to the data below relating to the first releases of the residence permit for social protection and for serious labor exploitation, respectively, referring to the years 2017, 2018,4 and 2019 (as at 10 June 2019), as broken down by gender. Residence permits released to foreigners victims of labour exploitation and trafficking Art. 22 (permit for serious Art. 18 (permit for social Art. 18 (social protection Year labour exploitation) protection – serious labour permit – Trafficking) exploitation 2017 2018 (up to 5.10.18) M 4 M 1 M 2 F 1 Art. 22 (permit for serious labour exploitation – special cases) Art. 18 (permit for social protection – special cases) 2018 (from 5.10.18) 2019 (up to 10.6.19) M 197 F 162 Tot. 359 M 3 F 11 Tot. 14 M 4 F 2 Tot. 6 M 29 F 13 Tot. 42 Source: Ministry of Interior Source: Ministry of Interior 25. As for the data mentioned in the Flai-Cgil Report (para. 47, page 8): “According to estimates, around 430,000 workers are employed each year through caporali, out of whom over 100,000 suffer severe exploitation”, please kindly note that 430,000 workers are not employed each year through Caporali. Rather 430,000 workers are at risk of being employed by Caporali. 26. On a more general note, within the domestic institutional framework, mention has to be made of the role played by Equality Councillors for equal opportunities in the workplace. 4 Please kindly note that the terms concerning stay permits under reference referred to the years 2017 and part of 2018 are different from those ones starting from the period 5 October 2018 (when Decree No. 113/2018 entered into force) until the date of the latest data collection hereunder reported (2019). 5