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national statistical committee, the beginning of its existence can be considered in 1920. on august 23, 103 years ago, the military revolutionary committee of belarus created a central statistical bureau, it was not created out of nowhere; before that , provincial statistical departments worked on our territory, they began to be called a bureau in 1918, and 2 years later they gave this structure the status of a separate department. since then, the name of the service device has been changed . the last time in 2008, when alexander lukashenko, by his decree, transformed the ministry of statistics and analysis into a national statistical committee, and the department continues to have this status to this day. the average person most often builds an idea of ​​the work of statisticians from the film "office romance", where the morning of the service is spent organizing the marafet and its employees, workers spend the whole day choosing gifts for the heroes of the day, chatting personalities on the office phone and running around. in reality it's not like that. the main building of our belstat is located in minsk, on partizansky avenue. in addition, there is control statistics committee, wh

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nationally, according to this, 14 about -- never alone should cots concern for all americans that it is high. people in custody die in rates that are much higher. according to the bureau of justice and statistics in 2019, up to 20 out of 100,000 persons. first, director, for the people that are incarcerated, what steps is the b.o.p. taking to curb this extraordinary rate of individuals committing suicide in custody? >> thank you, center. we have done a variety of things. while one-sided on our watches one too many, i think what we have a limit are represented in the data and that our suicide rate is less than the general population and less than state corrections. it has to do a lot with the psychology resources that we do have while i am going to argue for more and better paper those doctoral level psychologist, they do do incredible work in terms of finding those individuals that need resources and rewrap those resources around them. and we have more work to do. we are looking at our after action reports and looking to see if those need to be more substantive. are we showing the data across the country when we find issues that need to be solved? i personally read every reconstruction report.