The Court of Appeal may rely on the guarantees provided by the issuing State, which clarified that the requested person: (a) will receive medical assistance within the penitentiary facility; (b) may, if necessary, be permanently admitted to the prison infirmary; (c) will be provided with pharmacological treatment and psychological support; and (d) may, if necessary, be placed in a cell under video surveillance. The Court also drew the requesting State’s attention to the need to put in place effective safeguards and monitoring measures to protect the requested person’s health, including by considering the possibility of alternatives to custodial detention.